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KXCO Guildhallby Knightsbridge
Where Members run their deals.
Status Live
What it is
Guildhall gives a Member a controlled room for a transaction. The Member owns the room. Guests are admitted on scoped tickets that expire, and they read watermarked, timestamped reader copies. AI prepares the material and checks the record. A named person controls the deal and approves it.
| For | Family offices, funds, broker-dealers, founders and counsel |
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Modules
| Module | What it does |
|---|---|
| Guildhall Rooms | The controlled deal space: Member ownership, scoped tickets, reader copies and the approval trail. |
| Guildhall Round Table Review | A structured review of the record for larger transactions. |
| Guildhall Room entry | Guests confirm their email address and sign a non-disclosure agreement before they enter a room. The signed agreement stays on the record, and the guest can read it again from the room. |
| Guildhall Documents | A new version of a document replaces the old one, and the room keeps the earlier versions for its organisers. In a view-only PDF, AI suggests terms to redact, a person approves each one, and the original file is kept. |
| Guildhall Approvals | A person approves each new Member and each offering before it goes live. Each document added to a live offering is reviewed before any reader can see it. |
| Guildhall Signing | Members send documents for electronic signature and track each signer to completion. Each signed document comes with a certificate of signature. |
| Guildhall Assistant | The Member can ask an AI assistant about a deal's documents, and each answer cites the pages it used. A guest's question goes to the Member to answer. |
| Guildhall Relationships | Relationships lists the firms and people a Member works with, together with tasks and a timeline. Each timeline entry shows whether it was seen in a room or logged by hand, and each offering's stage is worked out from what has happened to it. |
| Guildhall Vehicles | A Member records its structure as a tree of vehicles of any depth, from a family office down to a single company. Each vehicle has a cap table that keeps its full history, and each holder sees only their own stake. |
| Guildhall Capital calls | A capital call is split across the holders by the cap table on the call date. Each payment is recorded with the date the money arrived. |
| Guildhall Reconciliation | Bank statements are imported as CSV or OFX files and matched against the capital calls they settle. A match needs the exact amount and the payer identified on the statement line. |
Status
Availability
| Status | Live |
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| Available today | Live: rooms, scoped tickets, non-disclosure agreements, reader copies, document versions, redaction, human approval, electronic signature with certificates, the AI assistant, Relationships, vehicles, cap tables, capital calls and bank reconciliation. |
Where it stops
Guildhall is software for running a deal. It is not an invitation to invest and does not replace the institution's own governance.
In the House
Round Table Review supports larger transactions. Settlement can use the Member's custodian.