Datasite partners with Prudentia Sciences to accelerate life sciences diligence. Prudentia Sciences [email protected] Secure Datasite data room access meets AI-powered scientific diligence to help life sciences dealmakers move faster. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - Oct. 29, 2026 - Datasite, the essential infrastructure for mergers and acquisitions (M&A), today announced a partnership with Prudentia Sciences, a pioneer in AI-native dealmaking technology for life sciences. The partnership connects approved transaction materials in Datasite data rooms with Prudentia's AI-powered scientific diligence workflows. Life sciences transactions require buyers and investors to assess clinical evidence, mechanism of action, development stage, regulatory pathway, competitive landscape, and scientific risk under compressed timelines, while innovators need to protect sensitive transaction materials. By connecting Prudentia Sciences with Datasite, dealmakers can bring approved deal documents into Prudentia's review environment, where expert-developed frameworks help accelerate evidence-based assessments while preserving existing access controls. The result is a faster path from document review to diligence decisions, without requiring innovators to change how they manage transaction materials. Through the connection, users can: * Link an existing Datasite data room to Prudentia's diligence environment; * Manage and control access to data; and * Help prevent customer data from being used to train AI models. This connection also allows users to significantly accelerate the diligence process, leading to faster, more evidence-based decisions. "Life sciences diligence is exceptionally challenging," said Nicholas Renter, Senior Vice President, Strategic Growth & Partnerships at Datasite. "By connecting Datasite data rooms with Prudentia's scientific intelligence, we're helping life sciences dealmakers evaluate complex assets faster while keeping sensitive transaction information protected." "Turning complex scientific evidence into clear conviction is a critical step in life sciences deal diligence," said Sadiqa Mahmood, Founder and CEO of Prudentia Sciences. "With Datasite, we can give innovators a secure way to share their data and enable buyers and investors to quickly evaluate assets." This partnership is part of Datasite's growing ecosystem of partner solutions that extend its secure deal infrastructure across the investment lifecycle. The Prudentia Sciences partnership adds specialized diligence capabilities for buyers, investors, and innovators evaluating pharmaceutical and biotech assets. About Datasite Datasite is the essential infrastructure for M&A. It helps companies, investors, and advisors find opportunities, manage complex transactions, and make better decisions. Products include market intelligence, secure data rooms, and digital boardrooms, assisted by a team of global experts available 24/7. Native AI flows through these capabilities to help dealmakers inform strategy, transact efficiently, and decide with confidence. With more than 50 years of experience, Datasite delivers many of the world's largest and most complex deals. Learn more at www.datasite.com. About Prudentia Sciences Prudentia Sciences provides an AI-native platform that enables pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology companies, and financial institutions to securely evaluate life sciences assets with greater speed and rigor. By synthesizing complex clinical signals into actionable insights, Prudentia accelerates deal throughput and provides strategic support for acquisition, licensing, and investment decisions made by business development, investment, and diligence teams. For more information, visit www.prudentiasciences.com.

Datasite connects live deal data to Emma Legal's AI workspace. Direct integration helps teams find gaps, assess risks and produce source-linked findings without moving files MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 27, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Datasite, the essential infrastructure for mergers and acquisitions (M&A), today announced a partnership with Emma Legal to connect Datasite's live data rooms directly to Emma Legal's AI workspace for legal due diligence. The integration helps legal teams review current deal documents and produce findings linked to the original documents. Legal teams often review large, rapidly changing document sets against due diligence request lists under tight deal timelines. Downloading, reorganizing and re-uploading files adds manual work, increases the risk of reviewing incomplete or outdated materials and creates additional opportunities for data leakage. Identifying missing information, assessing contractual risk and turning findings into reliable legal advice also takes considerable time and coordination. The direct connection preserves the data room's folder structure and access controls while synchronizing Emma Legal's workspace with the live document set. Teams can review current materials without downloading and re-uploading documents or rebuilding the data room in another system. Through the connection, users can: * Automatically classify data room documents against the due diligence request list; * Identify missing or incomplete documents; * Assess contractual provisions against the firm's own legal standards and transaction-specific requirements; * Prepare collaborative, source-linked findings for review and approval; and * Deliver a comprehensive legal due diligence report in the team's preferred format. Lawyers retain control of legal conclusions. They can review and approve findings for each document and flagged risk, with a full audit trail. "AI is most useful when deal teams can apply it to trusted, current transaction data," said Nicholas Renter, Senior Vice President, Strategic Growth & Partnerships at Datasite. "This connection reduces manual work and helps legal professionals focus on the risks that can affect a deal." Discover more Read Daily News "In complex transactions, the last thing lawyers want is to worry about downloading and uploading files. They need to understand the risks, verify the evidence and advise their clients with confidence," said Rick van Esch, CEO and Co-founder at Emma Legal. "Connecting Emma Legal with Datasite gives teams a direct path from the data room to source-linked, lawyer-reviewed findings at state-of-the-art security standards." The integration preserves Datasite's document access permissions and operates within Emma Legal's security framework, which includes SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, CASA Tier 2, and GDPR compliance. Clients retain full ownership of their data, which is never used to train Emma Legal's AI models. Emma Legal's contracts include confidentiality clauses, a data processing agreement and service-level agreements. The partnership builds on Datasite's broader AI ecosystem and advances Datasite's strategy of connecting trusted transaction data with the AI applications used by M&A, legal, advisory and investment professionals. About Datasite Datasite is the essential infrastructure for M&A. It helps companies, investors, and advisors find opportunities, manage complex transactions, and make better decisions. Products include market intelligence, secure data rooms, and digital boardrooms, assisted by a team of global experts available 24/7. Native AI flows through these capabilities to help dealmakers inform strategy, transact efficiently, and decide with confidence. With more than 50 years of experience, Datasite delivers many of the world's largest and most complex deals. Learn more at www.datasite.com. About Emma Legal Emma Legal is a global legal technology company transforming M&A legal due diligence. Trusted by leading international law firms, in-house legal teams, and investors on complex, high-value transactions across jurisdictions, Emma's purpose-built AI workspace turns extensive deal documentation into verifiable legal findings and actionable intelligence. By bringing greater control, consistency, and confidence to due diligence, Emma enables legal professionals to focus on delivering exceptional advice on the transactions that matter most. Learn more at www.emma.legal. | CONTACT: | / | | Datasite | SparkPR | | [email protected] | [email protected] | | Emma Legal | / | | [email protected] | / | Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with GlobeNewswire. TheTechOutlook.com takes no editorial responsibility for the same. Listen to audio version of this article Ready to play