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Question the seller on day one

On most add-ons an analyst spends weeks pulling the target's books, bank statements and tax filings into spreadsheets before anyone can question the seller. Finsider connects to the target's books and puts the Quality of Earnings, valuation and LBO model on one set of numbers.

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Acquirers like Veza Digital run their own Quality of Earnings on Finsider instead of waiting on an outside firm.Try free deal screening

Where add-on diligence slows down

Each target arrives on its own accounting system, and the work to make its numbers usable comes out of your exclusivity window.

Spreadsheets before questions

Before anyone can ask the seller a real question, an analyst rebuilds the target's books, bank statements and tax filings by hand.

Waiting on the QofE

A traditional Quality of Earnings takes weeks once the materials are complete, and every one of those weeks runs on your exclusivity clock.

A rebuild every month after close

The add-on's chart of accounts doesn't match the platform's, so every consolidated report starts with remapping and intercompany cleanup.

“This usually takes two to three weeks to get this kind of information.”
Stefan Katanic, CEO, Veza Digital

One Workspace from LOI to hold

Finsider connects to QuickBooks Online read-only or takes a general ledger export from any other system, and the mapping it builds carries forward as each new add-on joins.

Questions ready on day one

Revenue by customer, working capital and flagged adjustments come straight from the target's books, so the first seller call is about the business.

Diligence and hold on one dataset

The QofE, a valuation against Damodaran multiples and BizMiner benchmarks and an LBO with covenants all run on the same numbers, and consolidation with intercompany eliminations carries them past close.

Priced per company

Screen any target with free deal screening in Addback, keep each company in Workspace for $99 a month plus $999 per report, and add Advisory from $15,000 for a CPA-led QofE.

Customer story

Veza Digital runs its own QofE

On a marketing agency target, revenue by customer surfaced a large customer dropping off after January, so the first questions for the seller were clear from day one.

“The fact that we can see everything on a dashboard is a complete game changer.”
Stefan Katanic, CEO, Veza Digital
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