Due Diligence
Is it worth the asking price? In days, not weeks.
The target delivers, the agent runs the data room, you decide. 69 measured analyses with the equation in plain view, a 125-item request list and ten PDF reports.
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Data room, five engines, ten reports.
Documents enter through the data room, pass through the five engines (each measures one thing, maths in view) and leave as reports, red flags and the deal readiness.
The request list moves on its own.
The target uploads via the portal, the agent reads and moves it to review, the consultant accepts. Anything stalled for 7 days gets a reminder at 8:30.
Pending · 3
In review · 2
Accepted · 2
The heat map of findings.
Workstream by stage: cells change colour as the diligence advances; a red flag pulses until approval, and the deal readiness responds to the map.
See it in fifteen seconds.
Is it worth the asking price?
From letter of intent to signing.
From request list to opinion.
Six steps, from the engagement level to the signed PDF.
The diligence that arrives late.
Four to eight weeks per deal, with the request list built over days of meetings and follow-ups sent by hand over email. The data room stores the documents; the analysis is still on you.
Not a chat. These are agents trained by practitioners.
The analysis is not done by the language model. It is done by autonomous and semi-autonomous agents, configured by you, trained on best practices and on the processes built by boutiques and market specialists: benchmarks, the business's competition, regulation and the routine of people who have done this for decades.
We built the intelligence from the best in the market, by senior analysts and specialists in each function. Accuracy is very high: ready to replace most of the analysis and leave the last word to the manager, who signs the report.
- Seeds the level's request list and opens the data room when the engagement is createdautonomous
- Moves the item to under review when the target uploads the fileautonomous
- Document acceptanceproposes, you approve
- Waiver requested by the targetproposes, you approve
- Sending the follow-up: now, scheduled or discardedproposes, you approve
By category, no brand names.
| Ready-made request list per level | Delivery in days, not weeks | Data room run by the agent, follow-ups with approval | Deterministic deal readiness with open criteria | SPED ECD QoE with adjustments traceable to the entry | Tech DD with 111 controls and Git connected directly | Signed opinion with verifiable hash | |
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| AI-enabled data rooms | generic template | stores documents; the analysis is yours | generic reminders | ZIP upload | |||
| Advisory firms | days of meetings | 4 to 8 weeks per deal | manual email | Big Four | separate, expensive advisory | ||
| Spreadsheet and email | manual email | analyst's spreadsheet |
Deal readiness as a waterfall.
60% collection + 40% risk, −25 per critical red flag, −10 per watch item. Calculated, not AI-generated.
Live data room: 125 items across six workstreams.
The status of every item; an item stalled for 7 days shows the 8:30 reminder clock.
■ accepted ■ in review ■ watch ■ stalled for 7 days
What it does not do.
Limits by design, stated plainly.
Questions about Due Diligence
Yes. The engagement is born buy-side or sell-side, and the reports change voice: price impact, conditions precedent and warranties for the buyer; clean-up before the real diligence for the seller.
See a sample diligence on your screen.
The guided demo walks through 66 steps with three fictional engagements, one per level. Everything is marked as sample; deleting removes only what the sample created.