The workspace for everything investor-facing.
Governance-first AI for investor communications. Investor questions, market commentary, disclosures and regulatory context - drafted, reviewed and answered from your own record, with a person signing off.
Draft, check, answer and monitor - from one record.
Drafts with company context
No prompt-writing, no copy-paste, no hunting for the latest numbers. Hours of drafting become a first draft you review, not rewrite.
Checks for disclosure risk
The number that doesn't reconcile across two documents, caught while the draft is still yours to change.
Answers investor questions consistently
Every reply drafted, sourced and ready to approve, from Gmail, Outlook, the investor app and your portal.
Monitors what investors are saying
Walk into every results call and board meeting already knowing the narrative - not reacting to it.
One workspace, every investor-facing role.
The same trusted context for every team. No email chains, no version confusion.
Investor Relations
20 questions land in three hours. Diolog drafts a reply to each, reviewed in an afternoon.
Diolog for IRAdvisory Firms
Switch mandates without records ever mixing. The same standard on every account, fully isolated.
Diolog for advisorsAsk about your disclosures. See where every answer came from.
Guardian drafts, checks and answers from your own announcements, reports and inbox, and links each answer to the passages behind it. A person signs off before anything reaches the market.
Recorded run on illustrative data for Northfield Resources (ASX:NF1). Nothing here is advice.
How an answer gets to the market.
Ask or draft
Start from a question, an investor email or a blank announcement. Guardian reads your record, not the open web.
Check the sources
Answers link to the passages they came from. Where nothing supports a claim, Guardian says so instead of filling the gap.
Sign off
Nothing is sent or lodged automatically. A person approves every AI output, and the audit log records who did.
Every figure traced to its source before it reaches the market.
Diolog checks each draft against your record and the listing rules. Lines that match a source are marked, judgement calls and conflicts come to you, and anything without a source is flagged before sign-off.
Northfield Resources today reported FY26 revenue of $1,284M, up 12%, consistent with guidance.
The Board expects significant improvement in H2 margins and anticipates returning to the dividend by year end.
Production reached a record 2.1Mt, and net cash at 30 June was $186.3M.
Illustrative data.
Four marks, one standard.
The same marks appear on announcements, investor replies, FAQs and board briefs, so everyone reads a draft the same way.
Agrees with your record
The figure or statement agrees with an approved source, linked beside it. A match is not approval: a person still signs off.
A judgement call
Forward-looking language, a new statement of intent, or a rule that applies. It comes to you with the reason.
A source says otherwise
Both values sit side by side, so the fix is one decision rather than a search.
Nothing found
Guardian says what it searched. Add a source, change the line, or take it out.
Built for the highest standard of regulated communication.
The assurance of a heavyweight reporting platform - without the long implementation, or the finance-team complexity. Certificates and scope are in the Trust centre.
Certifications
- ISO 27001 certified workspace
- Private deployment available
- BYOK encryption support
Access and controls
- No content used to train models
- Full action audit log per user
- Whitelisted provisioning
Compliance coverage
- Exchange-specific listing rules (e.g. ASX, NASDAQ)
- Respective regulator guidance (e.g. ASIC, SEC)
AI governance
- Outputs grounded in approved sources only
- A human signs off on every AI output
When investor communications is too fragmented, fast and high-stakes, Diolog gives you control.
The workspace for everything investor-facing - from the first investor question to the final disclosure.