DealWise AI publishes security, subprocessor and data processing documentation
The three documents a prospective customer's IT and legal functions ask for, published openly rather than supplied on request.
FORT WORTH, Texas — 10 September 2026
DealWise AI has published its security overview, its subprocessor list and its data processing addendum openly on its website, rather than supplying them on request during a vendor review.
The three documents are the ones a prospective customer’s IT and legal functions ask for, and the reason to publish them is straightforward: a document that has to be requested is a document that adds a week to a purchase, and a page a reviewer cannot find is the same to them as a page that does not exist.
What is and is not claimed
The company holds no third-party security certification and the pages do not imply one. They describe how data is handled, which processors are involved and on what terms, and what a customer is entitled to. Those are statements a reader can check against the product rather than against a badge.
The documents are at /security, /subprocessors and /dpa, and none of them sits behind a login.
About DealWise AI
DealWise AI is commercial real estate underwriting software for investors, brokers and operators. It is built on the principle that the rent roll is the system of record: net operating income is always derived from the leases rather than entered beside them, so every figure in a deal traces back to a document. The company is based in Fort Worth, Texas.
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