Introducing Walton

When we started Triple Checklist, the goal was simple: fix transaction checklists.

Even the most sophisticated legal transactions were still managed by manually updating multiple versions of a Word document and emailing them back and forth between deal parties. That made little sense to us, so we set out to build an easy to use, collaborative, AI native alternative.

Nearly a year later, firms of all sizes use Triple Checklist to manage their most complex transactions.

But the checklist was always just the beginning.

Today, we’re excited to share what comes next. Triple Checklist is becoming Walton, and we’re building the first system that can autonomously execute legal transactions end-to-end.

What Is Walton?

Most of the work in a transaction ultimately flows from a finite set of negotiated deal terms.

Walton maintains a structured representation of those terms, what we call the terms map, and updates it as the transaction progresses. From this map, Walton can generate the full set of transaction outputs at any time, including deal documents, financial models, schedules, and other deliverables.

If opposing counsel proposes changes to the stock purchase agreement in a venture financing, those comments can be uploaded directly to Walton. The attorney reviews the proposed changes and decides whether to accept them. Once accepted, Walton updates the terms map and automatically regenerates the affected documents and other outputs to reflect the new terms.

Walton also connects directly to the deal’s data room. It can review diligence materials, draft disclosure schedules, and pull key information when generating other documents. For example, when drafting a board consent, Walton can identify the company’s current directors and reference prior consents to match the company’s typical format and structure.

As the transaction progresses, Walton coordinates the remaining execution work through a reimagined version of the transaction checklist. This builds on what we created with Triple Checklist, but now updates automatically as Walton completes tasks. The checklist becomes the primary interface for the deal team to monitor progress, review outputs, and step in when necessary.

Why Walton Matters

There’s a lot of excitement right now around AI agents in legal tech.

But even the most sophisticated agents will struggle to run transactions end-to-end because the current transaction workflow was never designed for them. Transactions today are coordinated across Word documents, spreadsheets, document management systems, email, and a variety of other tools. Even with access to all of these systems, there are simply too many points of failure.

Walton takes a different approach. Instead of trying to automate the existing workflow, it reimagines the transaction from the ground up to be optimized for agents.

This allows attorneys to spend less time managing execution and more time exercising legal judgment. Rather than manually overseeing every document, signature, and closing task, they can focus on structuring the deal, advising clients, and resolving issues as they arise.

The result is a more predictable, more efficient transaction process and better outcomes for clients.

Looking Ahead

Triple Checklist will continue to exist as a standalone product. We believe it’s the best transaction management tool on the market, and we have an ambitious roadmap ahead.

Walton is available now through our early access program, with initial support for venture financing transactions. Over time, it will expand to support many other transaction types.

In many ways, Walton is a natural continuation of what we started with Triple Checklist. The checklist was never the end goal. It was the first step toward a completely new way to run legal transactions.

If you’re interested in trying Walton, you can request early access at walton.ai.