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DOCUMENT-BACKED ASSET INFRASTRUCTURE

One asset or an entire portfolio— prepared for serious review.

DaDepo turns source documents into structured Asset Passports for controlled review, secure sharing and future buyer discovery.

How DaDepo prepares an Asset Passport

1

Source documents

Claim.pdfClaim Document
Receivables.xlsxReceivables Ledger
Contract.docxContract
Supporting evidenceFolder
2

Evidence map

Source-linked
User confirmed
Review required
Missing evidence
3

Asset Passport

Asset Passport REVIEW-READY DRAFT
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Controlled review

PermissionsGranular access controls
Secure sharingTime-bound, watermarked
Activity trailEvery action recorded
Reviewer accessInvite and manage reviewers

Choose a DaDepo workflow

ONE ASSET Prepare a claim, contract or receivable from its supporting documents. A PORTFOLIO Standardize recurring asset workflows with consistent evidence and access controls.
Claims
Receivables
Contracts
Other document-backed rights
Source-linked
Private by default
You confirm findings
Audit trail

A structured starting point for serious document review.

Upload a document set, review source-linked findings, resolve gaps and prepare a private Asset Passport draft. You remain responsible for every confirmation and next step.

Prepare one asset
01

Collect the source

Bring claims, ledgers, contracts and supporting evidence into one controlled workflow.

02

Review the evidence map

See which findings are source-linked, confirmed, unresolved or missing.

03

Prepare the Passport

Create a review-ready draft without implying legal verification, value or sellability.

Standardize recurring evidence work across a portfolio.

Private pilots are designed with portfolio owners and advisers who need consistent document intake, review states and access policies across many assets.

PRIVATE PILOT

Portfolio workflows

Define a repeatable document and evidence structure, then prepare each asset for controlled review without broadening visibility.

Discuss a private pilot
PLANNED FOR Q1 2027

Private buyer access

The planned pilot will explore invited buyer discovery and controlled access. It is not a live marketplace and does not promise a buyer, transaction or liquidity.

Join early access

Registration, signing, depository and other partner-supported services remain eligibility- and jurisdiction-dependent, with explicit user confirmation required.

Start with the documents behind the right.

DaDepo provides one calm review language across different document-backed asset workflows.

Claims

Connect the claim document to contracts, correspondence and supporting evidence.

Receivables

Bring ledger rows, invoices and governing agreements into one reviewable structure.

Contracts

Extract candidate rights and obligations while keeping each finding tied to its source.

Portfolios

Apply consistent evidence and access controls across recurring private workflows.

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Private first. Shared with intent.

Document access remains controlled by the owner’s workflow. Reviewer invitations, time limits, watermarks and activity history support deliberate sharing without making restricted material public.

Default state
Private
Reviewer access
Invited and managed
Findings
User-confirmed
Activity
Recorded for review

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Begin with the documents you already have.

Prepare one private, reviewable asset draft before deciding what happens next.

Prepare one asset