AI for forward-thinking financial teams
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Our latest products take on more of the work behind every decision — so finance teams move faster and focus their time where judgment matters.
More capacity for what matters.
Our latest products take on more of the work behind every decision — so finance teams move faster and focus their time where judgment matters.
The speed, scale, and operational certainty to execute at the highest level.
Engineered for institutional privacy and controlled access.
Built to reduce data leakage risk and secure proprietary deal flow. Lane protects financial intelligence through layered controls across identity, access, credentials, and auditability.
Enterprise security by design
Hardened sessions, request protections, dependency checks, and security review are built into how Lane is developed and operated.
Access control and MFA
Workspace and project permissions control who can view, edit, and administer work. The access stack supports two-step verification and session revocation.
Encrypted connections and credentials
Product traffic uses HTTPS and TLS. Stored integration credentials are protected with AES-256-GCM envelope encryption.
Tamper-evident audit records
Selected security and administrative events are written to an append-only, hash-chained audit trail.
Better models make Lane better — we run on the frontier ones. But a model is a tool. Financial work is a responsibility. Someone signs the number, defends it in a room, and lives with it. A general tool answers you and forgets you. It doesn't know the work, and it carries none of the weight. Lane is built for the work itself — where it happens, where it stays, where it holds. The models will keep getting better. The responsibility never moves.
A number you can't trace is a number you can't defend. Lane keeps the source material close to the work. Where a workflow supports source references, figures link back to the underlying document for review — so when someone asks where a number came from, the answer is already close at hand.
Lane uses customer content to perform the work your team requests, not to build a shared Lane training dataset. We use commercial AI APIs rather than consumer chat accounts. Training and retention are separate controls, and any provider-specific commitment is stated in the applicable customer agreement and sub-processor notice.
Lane uses cloud infrastructure and specialist providers to deliver the service. Processing is not limited to a single city or represented as EU-only; the locations and safeguards depend on the services and features enabled for your organisation. The current details are set out in our Sub-processor Notice and your agreement.
Through logical access controls. Lane checks active sessions, workspace roles, and project membership on the server to scope access to customer resources. The service uses shared cloud infrastructure; it does not claim a physically dedicated stack for every organisation.
Security here is how the product is built: server-side access checks, MFA support, encrypted connector credentials, request protections, and a tamper-evident audit path for selected events. Lane is not currently ISO/IEC 27001 certified. Current controls and customer-specific commitments are described on our Security page and in the applicable agreement.
Yes — Lane meets the work where it already lives. It can work across supported documents, scanned PDFs, spreadsheets, structured data, email, and connected sources. Where the workflow supports it, Lane turns source material into structured, reviewable work that carries into Sheets and downstream execution.