The data room built for the people running the deal.
Corporate advisers, M&A lawyers and transaction accountants live in other people's document sets. Linkro is designed for that work: unlimited participants, permissions you can defend, and a review process that stops being manual.
Your billable hours are being spent on document logistics.
Advisers and lawyers do not get paid for structuring folders, chasing missing schedules or re-answering the same question from a third bidder. They get paid for judgement, and the diligence process buries judgement under administration.
Legacy data rooms made that worse in a specific way: they priced per page and per user, so the commercially rational move was to disclose less and invite fewer reviewers. Both of those decisions cost your client more than the software ever saved.
Linkro removes the meter. Unlimited users, capacity-based pricing, free private preparation, and a platform designed to make the reading faster rather than just the sharing.
Built for professional reviewers.
Where it earns its keep in your practice.
Corporate advisers
- Sell-side process management across multiple bidders
- Engagement-level engagement analytics to read buyer intent
- Fast room setup so a mandate goes live in days
- Transparent AUD cost you can pass through or absorb
M&A and corporate lawyers
- Disclosure position evidenced by an exportable audit trail
- Clause-level review across the contract set
- Controlled view-only access for sensitive schedules
- Clean revocation and archive at completion
Transaction accountants
- Financial diligence request lists mapped to folder structure
- Version discipline on restated financials
- Cross-document consistency checks
- Q&A ownership so finance answers finance questions
Setup to completion, without the administration tax.
- 1Prepare freeOpen the room privately at no cost, load the client's set and fix the gaps before the market sees it.
- 2Model the partiesDefine bidder groups and adviser teams, then set what each may open, view or download.
- 3Run the processManage Q&A, monitor engagement to see which bidders are genuinely working, and adjust access as rounds narrow.
- 4Complete and archiveRevoke access, export the trail for the closing file, and retain the archive for your obligations.
Questions, answered.
- Can advisers run multiple client data rooms on Linkro?
- Yes. Each engagement gets its own room with its own permission model and audit trail, kept strictly separate. Advisers commonly run a portfolio of live rooms alongside rooms still in free private preparation.
- Is the audit trail defensible for legal purposes?
- The audit trail records who opened each document, when, for how long, and what was downloaded, and it is exportable. That record is what lets you demonstrate at closing, or years later, exactly what was disclosed to each party.
- Do we pay per user for client teams and counterparties?
- No. Users are unlimited, so you can invite the client, both sets of lawyers, the accountants, the lenders and every bidder without the fee changing. Pricing is based on capacity and term in AUD.
- How does AI help a legal or advisory review?
- Linkro's AI capabilities, marked coming soon, are designed to summarise contracts, surface change-of-control and assignment clauses, flag inconsistencies across the set, and answer natural-language questions with citations back to the source page so the reviewer verifies rather than trusts.
- Can we white-label or brand a client data room?
- Branding and presentation options are handled as part of the plan discussion. Talk to sales about the requirements for your engagements and we will confirm what is available on your plan.
- Is client data kept in Australia?
- Yes. Documents are hosted in Australian data centres, and Linkro is aligned with the Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles, which shortens the data sovereignty conversation with your clients' counsel.
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