For firms
Restructuring intelligence built around your practice.
HAAIS Restructuring gives bankruptcy and restructuring firms, trustees, turnaround advisors and creditor-side practices a private analysis environment for reading, auditing, comparing and routing distress matters.
Engagements are configured around your practice, your workflow, your matter volume and your deployment requirements.
Who we build for
Configuration, not tiers. What an engagement includes depends on the organization, the workflow and the volume it has to carry.
Bankruptcy & Restructuring Firms
For firms advising corporate, small-business and consumer debtors across the full run of audit modes.
Capabilities can include
- All eight audit modes
- HAAIS Practice Lens
- HAAIS Resolution Radar
- Decision Memos on firm letterhead
- Venue & forum analysis
- Caseload and revision intelligence
- Team access
Trustees, Fiduciaries & Creditor-Side Practices
For organizations evaluating and routing high volumes of matters, claims and filings from the other side of the table.
Capabilities can include
- High-volume intake and triage
- Filing-readiness and disclosure review
- Side-by-side matter comparison
- Creditor-side Practice Lens calibration
- Statutory calculations and preference look-back
- Caseload register export
- Team workflows and branded outputs
Multi-Office & Enterprise Practices
For large firms, national practices and institutions that need restructuring intelligence as infrastructure.
Capabilities can include
- Practice-wide caseload intelligence
- Custom lenses and evaluation frameworks
- Multi-team workflows
- Governance and usage controls
- White-label workspace, shares and exports
- Your own AI credentials, isolated per workspace
- Deployment planning and enterprise support
For licensed professionals. Analysis only — not legal or financial advice. Attorney review required before client action.
AI credentials and model governance
Model-flexible by design.
Firms can use HAAIS-managed AI infrastructure or, for eligible enterprise deployments, connect their own approved AI-provider credentials. Provider selection, model access and fallback behavior are governed at the workspace level, while the audit pipeline, the validator suite, the authority system and the venue engine remain independent of any single model.
The model sits inside the machine. It isn't the machine.
Bring your own AI account
Run audits through your firm's approved provider credentials, held in a vault, masked after saving, and never billed through HAAIS.
Provider isolation
When you use your own AI account, client material is not rerouted through HAAIS credentials. Your usage is also never subject to the platform's shared daily processing limit — another tenant's volume cannot pause your matter.
Model flexibility
The pipeline resolves models through a capability registry rather than hard-coded versions, so approved models can evolve without rebuilding the platform.
Continuity
Provider and model selection are workspace-level settings. Because the audit framework and the deterministic engines are separated from any single provider, an approved provider can be changed without rebuilding the workflow.
The purchase
Not reports. An analysis capability.
A traditional review reads one matter at a time. HAAIS Restructuring gives a practice a persistent analysis layer across its intake, its active matters and its caseload.
Audit
Corporate, small-business, consumer and creditor-side matters through eight purpose-built professional modes.
Compare
Put two or three matters side by side and get a managing-partner triage brief with the reasoning shown.
Route
Use Resolution Radar to see the paths, the stakeholders and the levers before the first call with the client.
Calibrate
Frame every read through a Practice Lens — the vocabulary and emphasis of your own practice area.
Remember
Keep every matter, revision, memo, share and refresh on one record, and ask the caseload questions in plain language.
Brand
Deliver the workspace, every shared audit and every export within the firm's own identity — imported from its website in one step.
Decision architecture for a practice
Analysis, recommendation, determination, memory — one connected record.
Depth when you need to understand. Compression when you need to advise.
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Analysis
What does the file say?
The full audit — the evidence, the weighted scorecard, the resolution paths compared, the deadlines computed, the gaps named. For the people who need the whole picture.
See the evidence →02
Recommendation
What does HAAIS Restructuring conclude?
The verdict and the Decision Memos — Engagement, Decline / Referral, Chapter Recommendation, Workout Proposal — analytical signals derived from the same record. For the person who has to advise.
Read the memo →03
Professional determination
What does the attorney advise?
The licensed professional reviews the analysis, weighs it against their own judgment and the client's goals, and makes the call. That determination is theirs, outside the platform, and it is required before any client action.
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Memory
What does the firm retain?
The caseload keeps the audit, the memos, every revision, every share and every data refresh connected to one matter record, so the practice learns from its own reads over time.
Different roles. Different depth. Same underlying read.
An associate can work from the full audit. A partner can advise from the memo. The firm keeps both, every revision and every share on one matter record. HAAIS Restructuring keeps those layers connected to the same documents and the same intelligence.
Velocity
From review backlog to advisory velocity.
HAAIS Restructuring compresses work that traditionally takes days into a structured audit delivered in minutes, while keeping the licensed professional in command of the advice.
AI analyzes.
Professionals decide.
The audit is an input to a professional’s judgment, with its reasoning exposed so an attorney can disagree with it on the evidence. Attorney review is required before any client action.
Questions
Does HAAIS Restructuring give legal or financial advice?+
No. It produces analysis for licensed attorneys, trustees, turnaround consultants and other qualified professionals and their firms. Its output is an analytical signal for professional consideration; review by a qualified attorney or financial professional is required before any client action, and no attorney-client relationship is created with HAAIS.
Can a business owner, a family or a consumer use it?+
No. The platform is sold to firms and professionals only. It is not offered to, and must not be used to advise, debtors or consumers directly.
Is the verdict the recommendation to the client?+
No. A verdict such as “Chapter 11 Candidate” or “Filing Ready” is an analytical signal with its reasoning exposed. The professional weighs it and advises; that determination is theirs.
What happens to a client's documents?+
They are stored against your firm's workspace under row-level isolation, visible to your team and whoever you share with. HAAIS Restructuring does not use submitted client material to train HAAIS models, and configures its AI providers to prevent training on your content where that control is offered. Enterprise firms may also run the platform on their own approved AI-provider account, subject to the data-handling terms of that provider. Outward surfaces — share previews, link cards — never carry person names or intake notes, and a local-first mode keeps a matter entirely on the device.
See it on your own matters.
Firm engagements begin with a defined use case, representative matters, workflow alignment and agreed success criteria.