Introducing Finsider: from first look to financial diligenceLearn more

Test the seller's numbers first

You're one or two people working through the seller's books, the bank statements, the lender's questions and the next deal at the same time. Finsider screens whatever files the seller sent, ties the cash to the bank, and puts the Quality of Earnings and the deal terms on the numbers your lender sees.

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Acquirers like Veza Digital run their own Quality of Earnings on Finsider and show lenders the deal terms on the same numbers.Try free deal screening

Where a search loses its weeks

Every new target restarts the same manual work, and most of it lands after the LOI while the exclusivity clock is running.

Numbers that don't match the CIM

The seller's P&L, tax returns and bank statements rarely agree with the CIM, and you only find the gaps by lining them up side by side.

The same lender questions

Your banker wants tax returns, a cash proof and support for every add-back, and each answer means another round of pulling files from the seller.

Diligence spent on dead deals

When a deal dies after you've paid for diligence, that money is gone, and the next target starts the same work from zero.

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

Screen first, then go deep

Finsider reads 100% of the transactions in the seller's books, so you know which deals deserve your time and money before you spend either.

A screen on the seller's files

Upload whatever the seller sent, from Excel and PDF to ZIP files, and Addback runs ten checks covering add-back candidates, customer concentration and cash proof.

Cash tied to the bank

Connect the target's books and bank accounts, and the cash proof and every adjustment trace back to source transactions your lender can follow.

A CPA when your lender wants one

Free deal screening runs in Addback, Workspace is $99 a month per company plus $999 per report, and Advisory delivers a CPA-led QofE from $15,000.

Customer story

Veza Digital runs its own QofE

The team ran diligence on a marketing agency target themselves, then built the deal with a bank facility and a seller note on the same numbers.

“One thing I want to show my lenders, which I really liked about your platform, is the deal terms and how we're proposing them.”
Stefan Katanic, CEO, Veza Digital
Read the Veza Digital story

Screen your next target before the LOI

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