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Overview
SerpensDocs is an enterprise-grade document environment built for legal, finance, and leadership teams. It combines calm drafting with AI summaries, key term extraction, and risk flags, so each document can be understood in context — not just filed away.
It is designed for contracts, policies, governance documents, and strategic assets where small misunderstandings can have outsized consequences.
Who It's For
- Legal & compliance teams reviewing contracts, obligations, and regulatory documents.
- Finance & strategy leaders preparing board materials, investor decks, and covenant tracking.
- Founders & operators managing commitments across multiple entities, jurisdictions, or ventures.
Key Features
- Command center dashboard showing workspace health, document stages (Draft / Review / Final), and quick filters by department or project.
- Zen writing environment with one-click AI summaries, structure suggestions, and key term detection.
- Risk assessment layer that flags High, Medium, and Low priority risks based on document content.
- Intelligence Map offering constellation and timeline views of how documents relate and evolve.
- Full Viewer mode for finalized documents with clean read-only views, PDF export, and controlled sharing.
- Conceptual support for cloud, hybrid 'bridge', and on-premise deployments depending on compliance needs.
- Secure Vault Access for two-factor authentication ensuring documents are protected with access request pending and expiration options.
Stage & Targets
Stage: Private pilot with early enterprise and institutional partners.
Target milestones (2025–2026):
- Run 2–3 pilots with legal, finance, or strategy teams in different sectors.
- Harden the technical and security architecture toward SOC2 alignment.
- Convert successful pilots into first paid deployments with ongoing roadmap collaboration.
Where It Fits in Serpens Inc
SerpensDocs is the governance backbone for Serpens Inc and SerpenSky: the place where contracts, policies, and strategic decisions live and can be inspected.
It will underpin how we manage relationships with campus tenants, infrastructure partners, and city stakeholders, as well as how we manage our own internal documents over time.