Closing Ready Ops
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Transforming legacy knowledge into transferable value.
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Transforming legacy knowledge into transferable value.
Let's talk
Maybe you'd been thinking about this exit for a year. The business is real, the revenue is real, and you knew it was time. And the broker agreed with you. The business is worth selling. What she sent you home with was a list of documentation you don't have.
That's the gap we close. Not someday during due diligence, but now, in the window before any of that pressure exists. We build the operations package that gets you back in that broker's office with everything she needs to take you to market.
Every engagement is structured as a working sprint, five, seven, or ten days depending on how complex the business is. We move fast, we build together, and at the end you have a complete operations package that's organized and formatted for a data room. The kind of package a buyer can open, understand, and act on without you in the room.
Business complexity determines how long the sprint takes. What you receive is the same across all of them.
| Business Size | Revenue | Sprint Length |
|---|---|---|
| Solo operator / simple | Under $1M | 5 days |
| Small team / moderate | $1M to $3M | 7 days |
| Multi-department / complex | $3M to $7M | 10 days |
Pricing is discussed on our intro call, based on your business size and timeline.
By the end of the sprint, you have a complete pre-due diligence operations package covering everything a buyer and their advisors will ask for, from organizational structure and process documentation to customer records, vendor contracts, technology systems, and a transition plan. It's organized for a data room and ready to hand to your broker without a second pass.
Most sellers spend weeks pulling this together under pressure during due diligence. We build it before that pressure exists.
If you're six to eighteen months from going to market and your operations aren't documented, this is the time to do something about it. The sprint is fast and the deliverable is complete. It's also a lot easier to build this now than to explain at the table why it isn't done.
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