The price. The hidden findings. The risks. The path to growth. The four questions your investment committee asks of every software deal. We show what the revenue is doing. You price the deal.
What a software company's revenue is really doing, and where its next growth can come from. Every figure traceable to source, in five to seven business days from data receipt.
Most software companies that change hands between investors have already been transformed. Add-ons on add-ons, integrations, a revenue base that reads one way in aggregate and another once you decompose it by cohort, source, and vintage.
Pricing that for another three to five year hold is a different problem. The question is not whether the growth happened. It is whether it can happen again, without the M&A engine that produced it.
Generic tooling summarizes what the asset has been. InteliqX shows what the revenue is actually doing.
A finished Commercial Due Diligence memo for investors in software companies, from continuation vehicle buyers to buyout sponsors and their advisors, built around the four questions your investment committee weighs.
Returns math at the proposed terms, sensitivities across entry discounts, benchmarked against industry operating metrics, derivation shown. Your IC picks the number.
The problems every summary hides: quiet erosion inside healthy aggregates, revenue leaking without a logo churning. Sized in dollars, traced to source.
The few risks that matter, each sized in dollars, with the path to manage them.
Where retention, expansion and pricing can grow revenue, and where it leaks: the levers, owners and dependencies for the first year, each sized from the data.
The costs have usually been cut by the time a software company changes hands. What remains to underwrite is growth.
Share the company’s CRM and billing exports through a secure upload. The analysis adapts to what you share, with any limits stated on the cover.
The platform cleanses, reconciles and analyses the revenue by cohort, source and vintage. Encrypted, logically separated by customer, and never used to train models.
Your Commercial Due Diligence memo and dashboard in five to seven business days from data receipt, every figure traceable to source. A walkthrough with our team is included.
Every software deal asks whether the revenue can grow for another hold. That is a revenue-quality question. It is a question I have answered inside a large enterprise and for clients since. InteliqX brings that lens to the deal.
A few continuation vehicle buyers, buyout sponsors and their advisors, working with us on live transactions and shaping the platform as it matures. Entry is staged so the proof comes before the commitment.
Founders Circle or standard access, the first step is the same: a thirty-minute demo. We reply within one business day.