Infinite canvas
The Dover Canvas
Draw corporate structures that are functionally alive.
See ownership. Draft documents. Stay compliant.
Live ownership logic
Structure-aware workflows
Ownership and control relationships calculate instead of sitting as decorative lines in a slide.
Drafting and review start from the relevant nodes and edges, not from a folder dump.
Entity structure, document state, and compliance gaps stay in the same working surface.
Canvas is still a high-context Dover Intel product conversation, not a broad self-serve launch.
A visual operating system where the diagram becomes the database.
Dover Canvas combines a navigable visual surface with graph-backed structure logic, ownership calculations, drafting context, and operational controls.
Operationalizing governance instead of screenshotting it.
High-context structure work that cannot survive dead diagrams.
01
Corporate secretaries
Maintain large multinational group structures without losing the visual logic of the entity stack.
02
Compliance officers
Map beneficial ownership, document gaps, and governance dependencies from one operational surface.
03
M&A teams
Visualize target-company structures and draft transaction documentation from the same context.
04
Fund administrators
Track investor entities and layered fund relationships without flattening the structure into tables.
Core modules
Four engines inside one visual operating surface.
The Infinite Canvas
Pan and zoom across large entity structures while keeping subsidiaries, directors, counterparties, and documents legible.
- Smart layout for dense legal structures
- Visual layers for governance, risk, and ownership views
- Context-preserving navigation for large groups
The Smart Graph
Every edge is data. Ownership and control relationships calculate instead of sitting as decorative lines.
- Recursive UBO logic across deep structures
- Relationship types beyond shareholding
- Constraint-aware ownership modeling
The Drafting Engine
Generate documents from the relevant nodes and edges instead of dumping an entire folder into a disconnected drafting process.
- Context-scoped drafting
- Source-linked clause generation
- Structure-aware templates and review flows
Document Collaboration
Keep the structure and the text in the same surface so teams can see when one has moved faster than the other.
- Split-view structure and text editing
- Export and sharing flows
- Stale-data warnings on graph changes
Workflow
From imported documents to governed structure.
01
Import
Extract entities, people, and ownership hints from packs, filings, and supporting documents.
02
Structure
Refine the graph, validate relationships, and calculate what the structure actually means.
03
Audit
Run checks for missing KYC, stale documents, and structural risk from one surface.
04
Draft
Generate and revise resolutions, agreements, and submissions from the same contextual model.
Governance software does not get to be casual.
Sensitive structure and document data stay protected at rest and in transit.
Cross-client leakage is prevented in the architecture, not delegated to policy.
Important actions can be logged and reconstructed for internal review or regulatory needs.
Data-location constraints can be handled without flattening the product into a single-region assumption.
Entity-heavy organizations that need more than a static chart.
05
Family offices
Understand private structures across trusts, holdings, and foundations without losing operational privacy.
06
Counsel and governance teams
Keep structure, ownership, and drafting aligned as live work instead of static diagrams.
Canvas stays high-context for now.
Canvas is still positioned as a Dover product line: governance-heavy, structure-aware, and best introduced through a real operating conversation instead of a generic demo funnel.
Bring the structure problem first: multi-entity governance, UBO logic, document drift, or drafting from live structure.
Start from the structure you need to reason about.
The first question is usually not “what features do you have?” but “what structure, ownership logic, or drafting workflow is currently too fragile to manage.”