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Upload, review, and organize a deal's documents, and run due-diligence analysis on them.

Each deal has a document manager beyond the two files a build needs: open a deal from the pipeline (row ⋯ → Documents) and you land on the Documents view with three tabs. Upload anything with Upload documents top right.

The Documents view on the Categorization tab: a Begin Due Diligence banner with Start Analysis button, status filters (Needs Review, Unclassified, Low Confidence, Reviewed, All), module and view filters, and a document list.
Fig 01Categorization. The status filter defaults to documents needing attention — a fully reviewed deal looks empty here until you click All.
  • Categorization — every file with the classification Moraine gave it. Filter by status (Needs Review, Unclassified, Low Confidence, Reviewed, All), by module, or switch the view between Files, By folder, and By classification. Fix a wrong classification here before it misleads an analysis run.

  • File Browser — the raw uploads, in their folder structure. Open and read any file without touching its classification.

    The File Browser tab listing the deal's uploaded files in a Files folder tree with a search box.
    Fig 02The File Browser — read any upload without reclassifying it.
  • DD Checklist — before any analysis, a single Begin Due Diligence call to action; after a run, the found/missing/partial census of what a diligence file room should contain.

    The DD Checklist tab before analysis, showing only the Begin Due Diligence banner with Start Analysis.
    Fig 03Before the first run the checklist is one call to action; the census tiles appear when analysis completes.
  1. Upload the deal’s documents — folders are fine, and structure helps (a folder per tenant works best).

  2. On Categorization, clear the Needs Review queue so every file has the right classification.

  3. Click Start Analysis (the Begin Due Diligence banner, ~3–5 min). Findings, the populated DD Checklist, and the deal’s diligence views fill in as modules complete.