Organize and exchange documents and information to efficiently complete transactions.

Our Goal: Efficient and Organized Negotiated Business Transactions

Organized

Keep transaction information organized in one place with ready access to all documents.

Secure

Improve security. Stop using email to exchange transaction documents and information.

Neutral

Let each party control who can see details about their team's transaction activity.

Affordable

Manage costs with reasonable "by the transaction" pricing or with a convenient subscription.

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Why Transaction Commons?

"There at least two parties to every transaction, and unless all of them are organized and communicating effectively, the transaction suffers. It takes longer and costs more money - and is frustrating and stressful for everyone involved. At worst, you end up with errors, a transaction that falls apart, or a relationship that is poisoned. We hated these situations and that is why we built Transaction Commons." Bob Marsh. Founder of Transaction Commons; business transaction attorney since 1986.

Stay Efficient Throughout the Transaction Process

Due Diligence

Start with an organized and complete virtual data room, accessible to the transaction teams without new software installation required.

Negotiation

Streamline negotiations with organized version and exhibit collaboration, with a full archive of all prior versions and no doubt about which is the most current.

Closing

Close with an accurate and coordinated signing process - whether electronic or a traditional physical signing.

Post-Closing

Conclude the transaction process with efficient collaboration on working capital adjustments, escrow completion, or post-closing issues.

What Our Customers Say:

"We have used Transaction Commons for more than 6 years to keep venture capital and private equity transactions organized and efficient. Transaction Commons has been dependable, easy to use, and we are very satisfied. Security and confidentiality is of the utmost importance in our business so we encourage our clients not to use email for exchanging transaction documents." Lisa M, Segue Partners

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Elements of an Efficient Transaction

Organize Information

A virtual data room to organize documents and information.

Manage Versions

Organized agreement and exhibit version management.

Define the Team

Consistent document access across the entire transaction team.

Transaction Commons Keeps Everyone on the Same Page

Transaction Space

Keep all versions of transaction agreements and exhibits available and organized, with no more wasted time figuring out which document version is the most current.

Reference Documents

Maintain a due diligence document repository (virtual dataroom) for documents and information, with automatic notice of new information additions.

Authorize Users

Three user access levels afford varying levels of transaction participation, from read-only users to transaction administrators with broader rights.

The Neutral Transaction Space

Rarely should one party to a transaction have exclusive control over shared information and documents. Transaction Commons offers a neutral solution - where each party has an administrator with the ability to authorize their own users, control and review (only) their level of access and document activity.

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More Efficient, Accurate and Confidential Than Email

Efficient

Save money and time and complete transactions more quickly.

Accurate

Reduce the risk of reviewing outdated information or signing the wrong agreement version.

Confidential

Keep transaction documents and information confidential and encrypted.

There is a better way than email. Watch our Video:

We know . . . everyone uses email to exchange transaction documents (even though its usually not very secure, and its certainly not organized). Email has become ordinary - and it is somewhat "neutral." But Transaction Commons is better. Watch our video.

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