Odin uses Tavily for industry and market web searches that generate industry overviews and research reports. Its active subprocessor register and data processing agreement describe search queries derived from an industry name or NAICS code. They state that customer documents, deal content, account data and Personal Data are not sent to Tavily.
Operated by TxnHub LLC, Odin provides deal analysis for private equity firms, independent sponsors, family offices and corporate development teams. The platform reads deal documents, applies a firm's scoring rubric and produces cited findings, scorecards and deal briefs.
Odin lists Tavily among its active subprocessors for industry and market research searches. Queries derive from industry names or NAICS codes and exclude customer documents, deal content, account data and Personal Data.
Odin active subprocessors18 Oct 2026 · Odin · Web pageOdin lists Tavily among its active subprocessors for industry and market research searches. Queries derive from industry names or NAICS codes and exclude customer documents, deal content, account data and Personal Data.
Odin data processing agreement
19 Oct 2026 · Odin · Web page
Schedule C of Odin's data processing agreement lists Tavily for industry and market web searches that generate industry overviews and research reports. It specifies the query inputs and excluded customer information.
Odin data processing agreement19 Oct 2026 · Odin · Web pageSchedule C of Odin's data processing agreement lists Tavily for industry and market web searches that generate industry overviews and research reports. It specifies the query inputs and excluded customer information.
Odin is a deal-analysis and due-diligence product from Keye, Inc., built for private equity investment teams. It lets investors ask questions in plain English and produces financial analyses using code-based calculations and auditable formulas. The software combines financial statements, transaction records and external datasets to examine customer concentration, retention, growth and other deal metrics. It also flags anomalies, benchmarks findings against a firm’s historical deals and creates analytical data packs for investment decisions.
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How they use Tavily
Odin uses Tavily for industry and market web searches that generate industry overviews and research reports. Its active subprocessor register and data processing agreement describe search queries derived from an industry name or NAICS code. They state that customer documents, deal content, account data and Personal Data are not sent to Tavily.
Operated by TxnHub LLC, Odin provides deal analysis for private equity firms, independent sponsors, family offices and corporate development teams. The platform reads deal documents, applies a firm's scoring rubric and produces cited findings, scorecards and deal briefs.
Odin lists Tavily among its active subprocessors for industry and market research searches. Queries derive from industry names or NAICS codes and exclude customer documents, deal content, account data and Personal Data.
Odin active subprocessors18 Oct 2026 · Odin · Web pageOdin lists Tavily among its active subprocessors for industry and market research searches. Queries derive from industry names or NAICS codes and exclude customer documents, deal content, account data and Personal Data.
Odin data processing agreement
19 Oct 2026 · Odin · Web page
Schedule C of Odin's data processing agreement lists Tavily for industry and market web searches that generate industry overviews and research reports. It specifies the query inputs and excluded customer information.
Odin data processing agreement19 Oct 2026 · Odin · Web pageSchedule C of Odin's data processing agreement lists Tavily for industry and market web searches that generate industry overviews and research reports. It specifies the query inputs and excluded customer information.
Odin is a deal-analysis and due-diligence product from Keye, Inc., built for private equity investment teams. It lets investors ask questions in plain English and produces financial analyses using code-based calculations and auditable formulas. The software combines financial statements, transaction records and external datasets to examine customer concentration, retention, growth and other deal metrics. It also flags anomalies, benchmarks findings against a firm’s historical deals and creates analytical data packs for investment decisions.
