GuidesComparisonNovember 5, 2026Dennis Raisich

Intralinks alternative for due diligence

Intralinks is part of SS&C Technologies and, according to its own information, provides technology and services for banking, M&A, alternative investments and capital markets, including the VDRPro data room and the DealCentre AI deal platform for M&A. majiq is an AI due diligence platform from Switzerland that reviews the documents in the data room and writes the due diligence report, with evidence for every finding. The main differences are what the AI delivers (with majiq, an evidence-backed report) and the data location: Intralinks names data centers in the US, the UK, Germany, Japan and Australia, while majiq stores the database and files in Switzerland.

In short

Intralinks is part of SS&C Technologies and offers the VDRPro data room and the DealCentre AI deal platform for M&A.
According to Intralinks, its AI assistant Link summarizes documents, answers questions with page references to the source and spots red flags.
majiq checks the documents in context and writes the due diligence report. In the online report, every statement leads to its source.
Intralinks names data centers in the US, the UK, Germany, Japan and Australia. With majiq, the database and files are stored in Switzerland, and text recognition and AI analysis run in the EU.

What is Intralinks?

According to the About Intralinks page, SS&C Intralinks provides technology and services for banking, M&A, alternative investments and capital markets, including virtual data rooms. The same page gives Waltham, Massachusetts (USA), as the headquarters, and Intralinks is part of SS&C Technologies, which is listed on Nasdaq. For M&A, Intralinks offers the VDRPro data room and the DealCentre AI deal platform, which works with the Link AI engine.

Intralinks describes the AI features on its page about Link and in its help articles:

Link is the AI assistant in DealCentre AI. It summarizes documents, detects sensitive information and answers questions. According to Intralinks, it categorizes documents, extracts relevant clauses and identifies patterns and red flags.
Ask Link answers questions in natural language about the documents in a deal, with page references to the source. Up to 100 questions can be imported at once as an Excel file.
Link detects personal data and simplifies redaction. In the Q&A, Link groups similarly worded questions from bidders, and together with the Document Request List, Link shows which documents are missing.
With Saved Prompts, users can save, share and reuse frequent queries. Link AI translation translates entire documents or selected passages.
The Connect feature links third-party AI tools to the deal environment. The data room’s permissions also apply to their access and results.
For VDRPro, Intralinks lists under AI-powered tools the AI-assisted redaction of personal data and real-time analytics that identify and rank the most interested buyers.

On data location, Intralinks’ data sovereignty page names data centers in the US, the UK, Germany, Japan and Australia. With Distributed Content Nodes, data stays in one region, according to Intralinks: storage in the US, the UK, Germany, Australia and Japan, and processing within the region in the US, Germany and Australia. Neither page carries a date. Switzerland as a storage location is not stated publicly.

On AI, Intralinks writes that it runs its own language models and that customer data doesn’t leave the data room or go to third parties. The country in which the AI runs is not stated publicly.

According to the Who We Serve page, advisory and corporate development teams, limited partners, general partners, institutional investors, law firms and IT security teams use the solutions. According to the pricing guide, VDRPro pricing is customized for each project, and prospective customers request a personal quote. For DealCentre AI, the product page mentions tiered pricing plans, without amounts.

According to Intralinks, support is available around the clock in more than 140 languages. According to a help article, Ask Link works in German, French, Italian and English, among other languages. The interface languages of VDRPro and DealCentre AI are not stated publicly.

What is majiq?

majiq is an AI due diligence platform from Switzerland. majiq reads every document in the data room, checks it in context and writes the due diligence report. Every finding is backed by evidence from your documents and cross-checked by two AI reviewers. You accept or reject the AI’s suggested changes and share the finished report as a link or PDF.

Sellers, bidders and specialists work in the same data room. Each role only sees the documents you release, you decide whether bidders can download, and every view and every download is logged. You upload the documents as they are, including whole folders or ZIP files. majiq assigns every document to its area, cross-checks contracts against financial statements and financial statements against the plan, and recalculates revenue, EBITDA and net debt.

The database and files are stored in Switzerland, with hosting in Zürich. Text recognition and AI analysis run in the EU, and your documents don’t train any AI models, as set out in the contract. The sample report shows what a report looks like, and all features are listed under Features.

Intralinks and majiq compared

Criterion	Intralinks	majiq
Type of offering	Technology and services for banking, M&A, alternative investments and capital markets; for M&A, the VDRPro data room and the DealCentre AI deal platform	AI due diligence platform: data room, document review and due diligence report in one place
AI features for due diligence	According to Intralinks, the AI assistant Link in DealCentre AI: summaries, answers with Ask Link, clauses and red flags, detection of personal data, grouping of similar questions in the Q&A, missing documents with the Document Request List, Saved Prompts, Link AI translation; plus Connect for third-party AI tools	Assigns every document to its area and shows what is missing; cross-checks every document against all the others and uncovers contradictions; recalculates revenue, EBITDA and net debt; tabular review; AI assistant that answers with evidence; writes the due diligence report
Report with evidence for every statement	Due diligence report: not stated publicly; according to Intralinks, Ask Link answers with page references to the source	Yes: in the online report, every statement leads to its source, and every finding is cross-checked by two AI reviewers
Data location according to the provider	Data centers in the US, the UK, Germany, Japan and Australia, according to the data sovereignty page; Switzerland: not stated publicly; country of AI processing: not stated publicly	Database and files in Switzerland, hosting in Zürich; text recognition and AI analysis in the EU
Target group according to the provider	Advisory and corporate development teams, limited partners, general partners, institutional investors, law firms and IT security teams	Sellers, buyers, investors and advisors who sell, buy or review a company; M&A due diligence for the DACH region

When does Intralinks fit, and when does majiq?

Intralinks fits when you want a data room and a deal platform from one provider, with AI in the data room. For Link, Intralinks names summaries, answers with page references, red flags, detection of personal data and a pointer to which documents are missing. According to Intralinks, there is also support around the clock in more than 140 languages, data centers in five countries and its own language models, with customer data staying in the data room.

majiq fits when the review itself is the focus and you need a report at the end. majiq reads every document, cross-checks contracts, financial statements and the plan, recalculates revenue, EBITDA and net debt, and writes the due diligence report, in which every statement leads to its source. And majiq fits when the database and files need to be stored in Switzerland.

Frequently asked questions

Is majiq a data room like Intralinks?

majiq has its own data room. Sellers, bidders and specialists work in it, each role only sees the documents you release, and every view and every download is logged. On top of that, majiq reads every document, checks it in context and writes the due diligence report.

Where is the data stored with Intralinks and with majiq?

Intralinks’ data sovereignty page names data centers in the US, the UK, Germany, Japan and Australia. With Distributed Content Nodes, data stays in one region, according to Intralinks. With majiq, the database and files are stored in Switzerland, with hosting in Zürich. Text recognition and AI analysis run in the EU.

Can I combine Intralinks and majiq?

Yes. majiq takes documents as they are, including whole folders or ZIP files, and assigns every document to its area. If the documents are in an Intralinks data room and you’re allowed to download them, you can upload them to majiq and have them reviewed there. The documents are then stored in two places, so check beforehand whether your confidentiality agreement and engagement agreement allow this.