Enough to trust it; not enough to copy it. Every report is built from the documents you upload and public sources on the deal day, then written in a fixed order so the same facts sit in the same place every time.
Every number, term and condition pulled from the documents — nothing retyped, nothing missed.
Each claim recomputed against primary sources. The checking you would do by hand, done for you.
Announcements, register, cash and coverage pulled from deal-day sources — the hours of digging, done for you.
A two-page brief, read in minutes. No recommendation — the decision stays yours.
A report typically lands within the business day.
The two-page brief leads with what changes the read. The long form behind it covers these, in this order, with sources.
No bid or pass, no size, no rating, no score. The engine verifies claims, supplies context and lists risks. The decision stays with the investor.
Context labels — market-cap band, stage, sector — are shown as context, never as advice. Where an investor has set preferences, the report says “outside your configured band” and leaves it there.
Analysis uses what was knowable on the day. Where something could not be verified from public sources, the report says so rather than guessing.