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Built for the professions that share confidential documents for a living

Six situations, in your words: what you do with Dicte Send, what your recipient sees, and where the data stays.

Fundraising

Send the deck, see which investors read it, follow up at the right moment

You are raising. The pitch deck goes out to thirty funds, then the data room to five. You need to know who opened what, who got to the financials, and who is silent because they never read it, without the deck ending up on a competitor's desk.

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  • One link for the deck, closed when the round is done

    Require an email, add a watermark with the investor's name, set an expiry. Update the deck; every link serves the new version.

  • A data room in an afternoon

    Deck, financials, cap table and contracts in ordered sections behind one gated link. Clone it for the next round.

  • Signals you can act on

    Who opened it, which page held them, whether they came back. Notified on first open; export the contacts for your CRM.

Your investor clicks, gives an email, reads on any device, no account, no plug-in, and knows the sender can see their reading.

Your deck and your investors' data stay on dedicated servers in France, operated by a French company, outside the scope of the US CLOUD Act.

M&A and due diligence

A confidential data room with proof of who saw what

A sale or an acquisition: several counterparties, one room, an NDA per party, and a record that will matter if a question arises later. Your counterparties' data must not sit with a provider you cannot answer for.

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  • NDA and watermark before the first page

    Each counterparty reads and signs the NDA at the gate; every page carries their name, on screen and in downloads.

  • Access controlled by domain and by email

    Allow the counterparty's domain, block the rest, close access to a party that withdraws. Expiry at signing.

  • A record per visit and per document

    Who entered, what they opened, how long they stayed, what they downloaded. Ask the assistant which documents a party never opened.

The counterparty sees the sections in your order, their progress, and can search the room's text when you allow it, in their language.

The room, its documents and every visit record stay on dedicated servers in France, operated by a French company, outside the scope of the US CLOUD Act, including your counterparties' data.

Real estate

Teasers and technical files for qualified buyers, with real interest signals

A building, a portfolio, a development: a teaser to a wide list, a memorandum and the technical file to the qualified few. You want a branded experience, control over downloads, and to know who is really interested.

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  • A branded room for each asset

    Your logo and colours, sections for the memorandum, the diagnostics, the leases and the plans.

  • Downloads on your terms

    Allow them for the qualified buyers only, watermarked with their name; keep the teaser view-only.

  • Interest you can measure

    Who opened the memorandum, who spent ten minutes on the rent roll, who came back. Follow up with the right buyers first.

The buyer opens a room that looks like yours, reads on a tablet on site, and sees only what you allowed.

Your files and your buyers' data stay on dedicated servers in France, operated by a French company, outside the scope of the US CLOUD Act.

HR and consulting

Deliverables, proposals and candidate files, delivered confidentially

Consultancies, HR advisers, executive search: reports and candidate files carry personal data and your client's secrets. They must reach the right people, stay current, and never linger in an inbox.

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  • A room per client

    Deliverables in one place, current version always, with a record of who read what before the steering meeting.

  • Personal data under GDPR

    Candidate files behind an email gate and a watermark, downloads controlled, retention set by you.

  • A professional experience

    Your brand on the reader, your welcome message, the client's language.

Your client opens the deliverable in a reader with your logo, in their language, and can ask the assistant about it when you allow it.

Deliverables and candidate data stay on dedicated servers in France, operated by a French company, outside the scope of the US CLOUD Act.

Sales

Proposals with a link that tells you who on the committee read them

A proposal goes to one contact and is read by five. You need to know who they are, which pages they stopped on, and when to call, and you want the visit in your own tools.

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  • A trackable link per proposal

    Require an email to know each reader, a watermark to keep it in the room, an expiry at the end of the offer.

  • Read the buying committee

    Who opened, who reached pricing, who came back twice. Notified on first open, live viewers while you are on the phone.

  • In your own tools

    Webhooks push each visit to your CRM or your automation; your AI assistant creates the link and reads the results.

The prospect clicks, gives an email, reads on any device, and is told, plainly, that you see their reading.

Your proposals and your prospects' data stay on dedicated servers in France, operated by a French company, outside the scope of the US CLOUD Act.

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