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Press Release: StructureFlow Takes the Fight to Structural Complexity With AI-Powered Platform Release

Gerry McHugh

Range and scale of capabilities unlocked by integrating the latest large language models

London, UK, April 14th: StructureFlow, the platform for mapping, modeling and moving complex legal and financial structures, today announced a major product update that expands how organisations visualize and analyze business-critical information that is scattered across documents, teams and systems. By onboarding the latest AI models, the new release broadens the range and scale of information that can be brought into the platform, enabling organizations to confront greater complexity, faster, and with less manual effort.

The update enhances how StructureFlow works with both structured and unstructured materials, including PDFs, images, Visio diagrams and spreadsheets — formats commonly used to capture complex structures, but difficult to interpret, update and use in practice. Rather than manually rebuilding these structures from scratch, teams can now translate them directly into clean, dynamic diagrams and timelines that reflect the full complexity of the underlying information. These models can then be explored, adapted, and analyzed using StructureFlow’s enhanced AI assistant to test complex scenarios, understand dependencies, and make more informed decisions.

“For many organisations, the challenge isn’t a lack of data, it’s that critical information is fragmented across multiple formats, from static documents to disconnected diagrams,” said Tim Follett, CEO, StructureFlow. “By onboarding the latest AI models, we’re making it easier to interpret and reconstruct that complexity into clear, editable models, so teams can explore scenarios, understand relationships and work with it in a more dynamic and effective way.”

StructureFlow’s latest release improves how complex information is interpreted and reconstructed at scale. Enhancements to image processing and diagram reconstruction ensure that even highly complex structures, including those embedded in PDFs and legacy diagramming tools, can now be translated into accurate, usable diagrams and timelines with significantly less manual effort. This is particularly relevant for professional services firms, especially those in alternative finance, where complex, multi-layered fund structures make clear understanding critical to investor decision-making.

At the same time, the integration of the latest large language models increases the platform’s ability to handle larger volumes of entity information and more intricate relationships. Different models are leveraged for their respective strengths, from image interpretation (machine vision) to natural language reasoning, enabling more effective reconstruction of complex structures. 

As models continuously improve, StructureFlow’s users will be able to access them, ensuring they always have access to state-of-the-art technology. Together, these advances represent a step forward in how organizations can work with complexity. Not just documenting it, but actively using it to inform strategy.

“As AI continues to evolve, its value will increasingly depend on the quality of the information it can access. When complex structures are properly understood and modelled, organizations are in a much stronger position to apply AI effectively and realize meaningful outcomes from those investments,” said Tim.

About StructureFlow

StructureFlow is the structural intelligence platform for legal, tax, accounting, and finance professionals. In a world of increasing complexity, it turns disconnected information about business structures into a living, connected model that teams can see, navigate, analyze, and act on.

Trusted by leading global organizations, StructureFlow supports high-stakes decision making across complex structures as they evolve — from deal structuring and tax planning, to fund optimization, estate planning, and trust management. By making ownership, obligations, governance requirements, and dependencies explicit — and visible in context — the platform reduces cognitive load, accelerates decision-making, and helps organizations move faster with confidence. The result is better outcomes and sustainable competitive advantage.

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Real-world impact

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Sam Whitman

Sam Whitman

Director of Knowledge Management
Holland & Knight LLP

StructureFlow significantly reduces the amount of time taken to create diagrams, making it easy for our lawyers to pivot and adapt a structure based on our clients' needs.

Walter Clark

Walter Clark

Partner
Pinsent Masons

StructureFlow stands out because it is genuinely fixing a real problem making it so much easier for our lawyers to generate top quality group structure charts, which our clients love as well.

Nick Grandage

Nick Grandage

Global Head of Banking & Finance
Norton Rose Fulbright

The biggest benefit from StructureFlow is how it has improved our discussions with clients. It makes us a better law firm.

Nick Pryor

Nick Pryor

Director of Knowledge & innovation
Freeths

We use StructureFlow as a communication tool, a collaboration tool, with the third parties we work with - clients, accountants, private equity. There is so much room to grow and put StructureFlow in the centre of that.

Greg Baker

Greg Baker

Global Head of Practice Innovation
Linklaters LLP

StructureFlow is now an integral part of our text workbench, enhancing the client and lawyer experience and driving efficiency.