

Deal kickoff used to look like this — a phone call, a follow-up email, a document request list no Counterparty interprets the same way. Then the real cost shows up:
Gateway Link ends that before it starts. One configured link replaces the entire kickoff chain — and what comes back is structured, complete, and ready to work:













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No. Counterparties receive the Gateway Link, complete the intake form, and upload required documents without creating an account. Submission is frictionless on their end — a live deal tile appears in your pipeline the moment they submit.
Yes. You configure requirements before sending the link: document types, minimum photo uploads, and a lookback period that automatically rejects documents older than your cutoff date. What you ask for is what you get back.
Two things happen immediately: a live deal tile appears in your Pipeline Manager, and Doc Processor begins extracting data from every uploaded document. The deal is working before you open it — no manual intake required on your end.
They're two different features. Gateway Link is for initial deal intake — counterparties use it to submit data and documents to kick off due diligence, with no login required. Deal Access Link is the permissioned live deal room, where parties access an in-progress deal. Login is always required for Deal Access Link. Different feature, different use case, different point in the deal lifecycle.
Minutes. There's no IT setup, no integration required, and no onboarding delay. You configure the requirements, generate the link, and send it. Your first submission can come back the same day. Most teams are running live deals within a week of starting with KOPA Hub Verus.