Mumbai, December 05, 2025: Basiz Fund Services, one of India’s most respected fund accounting and financial services firms, today announced the commercial launch of Basiz Master Draft, a patented, browser-based legal documentation and drafting platform aimed at transforming documentation efficiency for businesses, financial institutions, PE/VC funds, family offices, and global corporates.
Developed in-house by Basiz’s team of Techno-Legal and financial compliance experts, and backed by the company’s globally recognised SOC 1 Type 2 and ISO 27001 certifications, the platform brings an “infrastructure-level upgrade” to India’s contracting and compliance ecosystem.
With the tightening of regulatory norms, increasing volume of institutional transactions, and rising digital governance requirements across sectors, Basiz Master Draft is positioned as a high-trust, scalable solution for legal, audit, finance, compliance and investment teams.
Purpose-built for Transactions, Governance & Audit Trails
Basiz Master Draft addresses a critical gap in the legal and financial workflow chain — the lack of a secure, standardised, and auditable framework for drafting and negotiating agreements. In addition to customised agreements of lawyers, it also gives users the options to purchase an agreement from its repository and also use their own agreements. Its clause-locking and access-control mechanisms enable risk-free collaboration between internal teams, external counsels, auditors, and investors. It further streamlines processes through workflow routing for multi-stage approvals, supporting due diligence cycles, fund documentation, and compliance sign-offs. During negotiations, automated comment tracking eliminates the inefficiencies of managing multiple draft versions, a common bottleneck in M&A, fund formation, vendor contracting, and commercial negotiations. With digital, doodle, and universal signature options, deal teams can execute documents faster across geographies, while bank-grade encryption ensures the highest level of protection for sensitive clauses, investor communications, and confidential commercial terms. Collectively, these capabilities position Basiz Master Draft as a mission-critical tool for businesses operating under heightened regulatory scrutiny, including listed companies, SME IPO aspirants, NBFCs, fund administrators, lenders, and enterprises expanding across global markets.
Launching the platform, Dr. Sujata Seshadrinathan, the award-winning entrepreneur behind Basiz Master Draft, said: “Across financial services, private markets and corporate India, documentation remains one of the most time-consuming and risk-laden parts of the transaction cycle. Documentation inefficiency is a hidden cost to every institution, and Basiz Master Draft was built to eliminate that friction.”
She added: “For over two decades at Basiz, we have witnessed how delays in drafting, negotiation and sign-offs can slow down audits, transactions, vendor onboarding and fund flows. With Master Draft, we are offering a high-trust, compliant and auditable environment for drafting — one that matches the pace at which modern finance and governance are moving.”
A ‘Made in India, Made for Global Transactions’ Product
Basiz Master Draft has been recognised with two Innovation in Tech Awards, reinforcing its position as one of India’s most promising next-generation legal-tech exports. Designed for multi-sector applicability, the platform caters to fund services and PE/VC firms for LP agreements, subscription documents, vendor contracts and DDQs; large corporates for procurement contracts, NDAs and service agreements; and banks and NBFCs for borrower documentation, service-level drafts and compliance formats. It also provides legal and audit professionals with a structured, workflow-driven drafting and review environment, while enabling SMEs and high-growth companies to close compliance and commercial documentation far more efficiently. With its SaaS-based pricing model, Basiz Master Draft brings legal standardisation and documentation governance within reach even for smaller enterprises — addressing one of the most persistent gaps in India’s compliance and documentation ecosystem.
