For company secretaries
Approve investor communications with more confidence.
Every draft is checked against the company's disclosure record, so company secretaries can review with confidence, maintain control and reduce risk before words reach the market.
Paragraph 4 repeats a production figure not yet released to ASX.
ASX Listing Rule 3.1 · Guidance Note 8"will exceed nameplate" needs the standard qualification.
ASIC RG 170 · internal policy 2.3Contains each item section 708A(6) requires.
Corporations Act s708A- ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certifiedISO 27001
- Data stored in AustraliaAgreement 7.3.4
- A person signs off every release
- Your data used only to provide the serviceAgreement 7.1.3
Control without becoming the bottleneck.
Iris checks each draft against the ASX Listing Rules, ASIC guidance and your own disclosure policy. Every flag explains itself and cites what it relates to.
Your policy counts too.
Your continuous disclosure policy and approved wording are checked alongside the listing rules.
Each flag carries its reason.
Every issue cites the rule it relates to and why, so you can act on it in seconds.
Judgement stays with you.
Diolog surfaces risk and uncertainty rather than declaring a compliance call settled.
Knowledge base
Company context that stays current.
Diolog indexes your announcements, results, rules, uploads and decisions. Every output is grounded only in the knowledge base you set, and your decisions carry forward.
- Grounded in your knowledge base, nothing else. Never the open internet.
- Memory carried forward. Context gets sharper over time, not reset each quarter.
- Current without the upkeep. New lodgements are indexed within minutes.
- FY25 annual report148 pages · indexed
- 214 ASX announcementsNew lodgements in minutes
- Disclosure policyApproved March 2026
- 38 saved decisionsHouse tone and retired phrases
Disclosure consistency
Catch the contradiction before the market does.
Diolog reads a new draft against what you have already told the market. The figure that does not reconcile, or the phrase you retired two results ago, surfaced before publication, with the documents it checked listed.
- Checked against prior disclosure. Not just this quarter's pack.
- Cross-document, per event. Release, deck and FAQ checked against each other.
- Plain-English findings. You decide what to do with each one.
Northfield Resources today reported FY26 revenue of $1,284M, up 12%, consistent with guidance.
The Board expects significant improvement in H2 margins.
Net cash at 30 June was $186.3M.
Common questions.
Does Diolog replace our own review?
No. It checks each draft and explains every flag. The decision and the sign-off stay with your team.
What does a check compare a draft against?
Your earlier ASX announcements and reports, the ASX Listing Rules and ASIC guidance, and your own disclosure policy. The report lists the documents it checked.
Can we see why something was flagged?
Yes. Each flag cites the rule or the earlier statement it relates to, with that passage beside it.
Is anything published automatically?
No. Releases and replies wait for approval, and each approval is recorded against the person who gave it.
See what a disclosure consistency review finds in your own materials.
We'll run your two most recent announcements through Diolog and send you the report.
We'll email the report to jane@company.com.au within two business days, with the documents we checked listed on the first page.