Legal & closing files
Turn matter files, closing packets, agreements, disclosures, and correspondence into verified archives with source-backed answers.
Verified records, useful answers
Moat Archive helps legal, nonprofit, compliance, and operations teams turn scattered records into approved, searchable archives where every answer cites its source.
See a sample cited answer →1. Common use cases
Turn matter files, closing packets, agreements, disclosures, and correspondence into verified archives with source-backed answers.
Extract vendors, dates, totals, categories, and supporting documentation from receipts and invoices.
Keep approved records traceable with source documents, approval history, and audit-ready access trails.
Organize documents by client, matter, project, funder, property, or collection.
Search grant files, receipts, reports, award letters, and supporting records with citation-backed answers.
Archive contracts, policies, vendor documents, onboarding paperwork, and internal records so teams can ask questions without digging through folders.
2. Example workflows
Add scans, PDFs, emails, receipts, and other records to your archive.
Fields, dates, parties, and amounts are identified and structured.
A person reviews and approves extracted data for accuracy.
Ask questions in plain English. Every answer cites its source.
3. See Moat Archive in action
Question
Answer
$4,200Source document
“Harper Lin agreed to provide a $4,200 repair credit at closing.”
Source docs: 1
Cited answer
$4,200Source: Repair Credit Agreement
Harper Lin agreed to provide a $4,200 repair credit at closing.
4. Trusted by teams across industries
Matters, closings, research, and compliance.
Closings, commitments, disclosures, and policies.
Grants, reports, receipts, and donor records.
Applications, awards, records, and audits.
Leases, inspections, vendor docs, and more.
Vendor records, contracts, payroll, and policies.
5. Private by design
Your data stays in the cloud storage you control. Moat Archive indexes, extracts, verifies, and cites—so you stay in control.
Build a searchable archive where every answer stays connected to its source.