Peony
Peony is an all-in-one workspace designed to replace multiple tools like DocSend, DocuSign, Dropbox, Google Drive, and WeTransfer. It offers AI-powered file management, secure document sharing with analytics, e-signatures, and team collaboration features. Built for various professional needs including fundraising, sales, legal, HR, and finance, Peony allows users to query documents with AI, share securely with analytics, get e-signatures, and manage access with channels.
All-in-one AI platform for secure document sharing, e-signatures, and collaboration.
- Fundraising (sharing pitch decks, data rooms)
- Sales (sharing proposals, contracts)
- Legal (managing agreements, NDAs)
- HR (onboarding documents, contracts)
- Finance (reports, sensitive documents)
- Sharing presentations with external people
- Populating and sharing data rooms/materials with investors and partners
- Users can store
- organize
- and collaborate on files within secure team channels. They can share documents and folders using branded
- customizable links with advanced security controls like passwords and expiration dates. Peony's AI assists in auto-organizing files
- generating content
- and auto-filling e-signature fields. Users can track real-time engagement
- including who viewed files
- for how long
- and which pages were read
- all from a single dashboard.

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