What the AI Underwriting Engine Actually Does
Not a chatbot bolted onto a deal room
A lot of "AI" in deal software amounts to a chat window that can summarize a document you already read. T.HESIS's AI underwriting engine is built to run the firm's actual underwriting math — it extracts financials directly from OMs, CIMs, and Excel uploads rather than just summarizing them in prose.
Tool-calling precision, not plausible-sounding answers
When asked an underwriting question, the engine answers using tool-calling against the deal's real numbers — the DSCR it reports is the DSCR calculated from that deal's actual debt schedule, not a number inferred from pattern-matching prose. That distinction is the difference between an answer a team can defend in an IC meeting and one that just sounds right.
Persistent memory across sessions
The engine keeps context across sessions on a given deal, so a question asked this week doesn't require re-explaining the deal's structure from scratch — and it drafts IC memos and LP summaries using that same deal-specific context rather than a generic template filled in after the fact.
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