Feature · Quality of earnings
A quality-of-earnings review on an acquisition target, built from the target's extracted financials — add-backs, revenue quality, working capital, and cash bridges — with every figure tied back to its source.
Proposed add-backs with the evidence behind each one — owner compensation, one-times, out-of-period items — each accepted or rejected by you, never silently applied.
Customer concentration, retention and cohort behavior, and recurring-vs-one-time revenue split from the target's own records.
Normalized net working capital and an EBITDA-to-free-cash-flow bridge, labeled by the strength of the underlying data — never fabricated past the evidence.
Sections adjust to the target's sector — inventory composition for manufacturers and retailers, cohort quality for recurring-revenue businesses.
Drop the CIM or the target's statements. Extraction builds a line-level statement store — balance sheet ties, income statement rolls up.
Add-backs, findings, and information requests are generated as reviewable items — each with its evidence, each requiring your accept or dismiss.
A QoE report with the sections diligence expects, plus an information-request list for what the data room still owes you.
The same governed extraction, provenance, and review controls that run the books — pointed at the deal you're evaluating.