An Operating System for M&A
The machine work is free: the numbers, the model, the bank test, what the documents don't say. Every figure traced to its source, and a real operator connected to every deal.
Both doors open on a real sample deal. No signup to look.
For buyers
Every figure in the CIM tested against the records. If the top ten customers are stated at 73% and the rows add up to 83%, you will know before the first call.
The LBO, the coverage ratio, the twelve covenants, stress tested at minus ten and minus twenty percent, before you ever talk to a lender.
Industry physics directs your attention: the capital wall, the WIP schedule, the concentration, the owner dependence. The things that kill deals, surfaced first.
The deal explained one idea at a time, the way an operator would take you through it at the table.
What the system will not do is make the call. The judgment is yours, and a real operator is connected when you want a second set of eyes.
For sellers
Run the buyer's test on yourself before any buyer exists: the screens they apply, the price band, the bank math on your own numbers.
Work your customers, machines, and people: who holds each relationship, how the pricing holds, what transfers. Private until you choose to disclose it.
Readiness stations that build the data room and a CIM that survives a buyer's machine, because it was built against one.
Sweep your ask against what a buyer's bank will actually finance and know your defensible zone before anyone tests it.
Most of an owner-run price is what you know. The mirror shows you what transfers with the business and what still lives with you.
How it works
Every coverage ratio and every multiple is calculated the way an accounting system calculates a balance sheet, and every figure traces to its source documents. Your decisions are preserved alongside the math. When someone asks where a number came from, the system can show them. Audit-grade, because there is no AI in the reasoning loop.
Mostly machine, always connected to a human. The system is free during the introduction, and a real operator is connected to every deal, because the questions the documents cannot answer are the ones that decide it. What we learn from how people use the system makes it better for everyone: the promise is at /data-promise.
Two sides. One system.