What is Termline?
Termline is an AI operating system for private credit. It turns each credit agreement, together with its amendments, into a clause-cited record and uses that record to run the loan across its lifecycle, from negotiation and closing to reporting, covenant compliance, amendments and exit. Lenders, sponsors, borrowers, loan agents and fund administrators all work from the same record.
Who is it for?
Everyone with a stake in a private credit loan: creditors (direct lenders, credit funds and BDCs), the private equity sponsors behind the borrowers, borrower finance teams, and the loan agents and fund administrators who run each facility. All of them work from the same clause-cited record, and each party sees only what is theirs to see.
Which parts of the loan lifecycle does Termline cover?
Termline is designed as one platform for the whole life of a loan: origination, term sheet and negotiation, underwriting and IC, closing, borrower and facility reporting, covenant compliance, cures, waivers and amendments, monitoring and valuation, and repayment or exit. Most teams start with compliance, then extend the same record across the other stages.
How does Termline re-test a compliance certificate?
It recomputes each covenant from the definitions and thresholds in force on the test date, including every amendment, compares the result line by line with the borrower’s certificate, and ties each difference to the clause that explains it. A person reviews and signs off before findings are released.
Does Termline use confidence scores?
No. Termline shows the source language and the math behind every number instead of a probability. Anything it cannot verify is flagged for a person to resolve.
Is our data used to train AI models?
No. Each customer’s documents are kept separate and are not used to train models.
Does Termline give legal advice?
No. Termline is software that supports your team. Suggested drafting language is presented as a proposal for your deal team to review, and decisions stay with your people.