Frequently asked questions about Doraimon

Doraimon structures market, operational, and portfolio data into transparent models that support capital allocation decisions. It provides continuous surveillance, scenario comparison, and prioritised options with stated assumptions, so leadership teams can review, challenge, and approve with a clear audit trail.

No. Doraimon does not execute trades autonomously or replace executive judgement. All recommendations require human review and explicit approval. The platform is designed for oversight: every output shows its inputs, logic, and limitations.

It is designed for principals, executives, and allocation committees responsible for strategic capital decisions who need structured analysis and disciplined review. It is not intended for casual or short-term speculative use, and it assumes users understand that investing involves risk.

Each analysis documents data sources, timeframes, key assumptions, and sensitivity to changes. Where uncertainty is material, it is flagged rather than hidden. You can export summaries for internal governance, board review, and record-keeping.

Data is processed on a need-to-know basis with access controls and encrypted transmission. We minimise collection to what is required for the analysis requested. For details on retention, access requests, and your rights, see our Privacy Policy and contact us with any specific questions.

In most cases, yes. We work with standard export formats from custodians, administrators, and internal systems. During onboarding we confirm field definitions and reporting cadence so outputs align with your existing committee papers and review cycle.

Onboarding typically includes a scoping discussion, confirmation of objectives and constraints, data mapping, and a walkthrough of review controls. You will learn how to interpret outputs, set approval thresholds, and pause or adjust surveillance at any time.

Yes. Risk limits, concentration constraints, liquidity requirements, and exclusion criteria are set by you and can be revised. Changes are versioned, so prior settings remain visible for governance and comparison.

No. Historical analysis and back-testing can illustrate how a framework would have behaved, but they do not predict future results. All capital allocation involves risk, including potential loss. We encourage conservative assumptions and independent review.

Use the Request Access form or the contact page to describe your objectives and timeline. We will reply with next steps and any additional information needed. Existing users receive support for interpretation, configuration, and governance documentation during business hours.