Diligence from the raw records.
Drop the target’s bank statements and books. Every row is read, the books are rebuilt, and each figure says what holds, what does not, and what could not be verified.
Northwind Ltd · Diligence2,190 invoices, 26,400 bank lines, every row read
What holds 3
Revenue ties to the bank2,184 of 2,190 invoices matched to depositsbank:wb2311
Opening cash matches the bank$412,000 on 1 January, as printedbank:wb0001
Payroll is steadyTwelve months within 3% of the averagebooks:bp664
What does not 3
$48,000 paid twiceOne supplier invoice, paid in March and in Aprilbooks:bp1182
Two suppliers, one bank accountHarbor Supply and HS Trading are paid to the same accountbank:wb1877
A customer pays later each monthBrightline: 34 days in January, 61 in Augustbooks:bp2203
Could not be verified 2
Six invoices with no deposit$31,200. The March bank statement is missing.books:bp905
A loan with no agreement$250,000 in, no terms in the filesbank:wb0932
From data room to answers.
Every row, not a sample. The same question gives the same answer.
- 01Get the recordsThe target invites you to its books, or you drop the data room: bank statements, exports, invoices.
- 02Every row is readCode matches each invoice to its payment and each figure to its lines.
- 03Read what holds and what does notEach finding cites the rows behind it, with how sure it is.
- 04Ask what the deal turns onWhat if the largest customer leaves? The answer comes from the target’s own lines.
- 05Hand it to your agentsThe same books over MCP, for your own models.
Priced by the page.
No engagement fee. You pay for what it reads and what you ask.
2,000 pages read$100
20,000 judgments$20
FAQ
Does it replace the auditor?
No. It reads every row and says what it could not verify. An audit opinion is still an auditor's to give.
What if the books are wrong?
It rebuilds from the bank, so books that disagree with the bank show up as findings, with the lines on both sides.
Can our own models use it?
Yes. Give an agent a key and it reads the ledger as markdown, or works it as tools over MCP.
What does it cost?
5 cents a page read and a tenth of a cent a judgment. Reading 2,000 pages costs $100.