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This is the actual workspace, not a mock-up. Nineteen screens covering the whole journey: writing your thesis, running the deal board, valuing the business, getting lender-ready, running diligence and planning the first 90 days.
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Every time you sign in you land on a single view of where the acquisition stands: your progress score out of 100, the stage you are on, active targets with their deal scores, tasks due this week and how much of the lender document list you have gathered.

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Ten guided stages from writing your thesis to the first 90 days after completion. Each stage has its own checklist, so you always know what finished looks like before you move on.

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A drag-and-drop deal board with your real stages: Enquiry, Broker Contact, 3 Years Accounts, Teams Calls, Financials/Offer, Offer Accepted, Finance Approved, SPA, Lost and Completed. Deal value and count total at the top of every column.

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Open any card and you get the whole deal in one place: stage, sector, location, source, contact, revenue, EBITDA and asking price, plus labels, due dates, checklists, comments and file uploads. Files open on screen — images, PDFs and video — without downloading them first.

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Write your buying criteria once as numbers. Every target in the pipeline is measured against it, scored and ranked, with red flags such as a stretched asking multiple, thin margins, owner dependency or a cold next action called out before you waste a week.

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Score any target out of 100 across ten categories — earnings quality, owner dependency, customer concentration, growth, people, systems and more — so two deals can actually be compared.

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Five valuation methods on the same inputs — EBITDA multiple, seller discretionary earnings, revenue, discounted cash flow and net assets — producing one defendable range and the equity value after debt. Upload the information memorandum and three years of accounts and it drafts a full valuation report for you.

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Adjusted EBITDA with evidenced add-backs, the proposed funding structure, debt service cover and the full lender document checklist. When you are ready, download a branded lender pack as a Word document — with the valuation report attached if you want it included.

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Pick a deal from the pipeline and every document request is tracked by category with status, owner and the files themselves. A running question-and-answer log records what you asked and what came back.

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Thirteen workstreams — financial, legal, commercial, operational, people, IT, insurance and the rest — each with an owner, status, risk level, notes and its own files, kept separately for every deal in your pipeline.

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Mutual NDA, indication of interest, heads of terms, information request list, buyer credentials and lender pack summary, each drafted from the deal data already in your workspace and ready to copy or download for your solicitor.

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Structure the offer properly: cash upfront, deferred consideration, earnout and vendor loan, with the headline value, the real risk-adjusted value and the rationale you will actually say out loud to the seller.

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The running order for a first owner call — how to open, the questions that matter, what to listen for, and how to close the conversation with a next step rather than a price argument.

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Stabilise, systemise, grow. The first 90 days after completion laid out as actions with owners and dates, so day one is not the day you start thinking about it.

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For anyone building a group rather than buying a job: the platform, bolt-on criteria, shared services plan and the exit story you are building towards.

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Eighteen practical templates — thesis worksheet, scorecard, diligence checklist, lender pack outline, seller call script, completion runbook, board pack, investor update and more — every one downloadable as a formatted Word document.

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A premium section for law firms working buy-side, business brokerages and accountancy practices: a client roster, engagements tracked by firm type, white-label report exports and referral tracking.

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A second board built for mandates rather than your own acquisitions: client brief, engaged, search and approach, NDA, client review, offer, diligence, legals, completed and fees invoiced — filtered by client, with expected fee totals.

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Turn a vague ambition into precise buying criteria: sector, geography, size, earnings band, what you bring and what you will not buy. Everything else in the app measures against it.

Load your first targets, value the business, get lender-ready and run diligence in the same place.
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