Know What You Are Buying Before You Sign
Technology due diligence is an independent review of a target's systems, security, data, vendors, people, and spend, so you know the risks, the costs to fix them, and what to put in the deal before close.
- LOIScope confirmed
- Days 1 to 3Kickoff and data room
- Weeks 1 to 2Interviews and review
- Weeks 2 to 3Written readout
- CloseDeal terms set
- Day 100Plan delivered
What We Examine
Does the technology match the pitch, and can it carry the growth plan?
Uptime history, recovery testing, and the true cost to run.
Open findings, incident history, compliance, and insurance.
What data you are buying and the obligations that come with it.
Change-of-control clauses, concentration risk, and renewals.
Who holds the knowledge, and the risk if they leave.
Run versus change, hidden costs, and investment needed.
Separation needs, integration cost, and first decisions.
Across the Deal
Before you commit
Pre-close diligence with findings ranked by severity, cost ranges to fix them, and recommended deal terms such as conditions, escrows, or retention agreements.
Before buyers look
An honest pre-sale review so you can fix what you can, explain what you cannot, and protect your valuation.
After you own it
Integration planning, the 100-day plan, and interim or fractional leadership to deliver it.
Diligence Experience
Technology diligence, integration, and system rationalization on transactions up to $10B.
Our principals' deal experienceDiligence and post-close integration on two acquisitions supporting 50% enterprise growth.
Specialty consumer lenderQuestions We Hear
Can you work under NDA alongside our legal and financial advisors?
Yes. We work under your NDA and coordinate with your legal, financial, and operational diligence teams so findings feed one picture of the deal.
What do we receive?
A written readout with an overall recommendation, a scorecard by area, findings ranked by severity with cost ranges to fix them, recommended deal terms, and a 100-day plan. See our sample diligence summary.
Do you do sell-side reviews?
Yes. A pre-sale review lets you fix what you can before buyers look, explain what you cannot, and protect your valuation.
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Have a Deal in Motion?
Fixed scope, deal-timed. We can typically start within days of LOI.