Deals Screened
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Public total activates at launch
Site-wide count of completed Acquisition Decision Engine screens.
Acquisition Decision Engine by Acquisition Analytics
Kill bad deals fast. Document why.
Structured underwriting logic for high-cost decisions.
Acquisition Decision Engine helps acquisition buyers screen opportunities, surface hidden risk, and decide what deserves real diligence — before they waste time, money, or lender credibility.
Deal screeningConfidence scoringDecision pathsLender-first memo
Premium Memo Preview
Lender First-Look Memo
Lakeshore Fire Protection
First-Look View
Bankable at first glance
Buyer-Side View
Proceed
Financing Profile
SBA 7(a) change-of-ownership
Preliminary DSCR
1.63x
Cash Flow After Senior Debt
$169,590
Sources & Uses
Balanced
Equity Injection
13.8% of total uses
Sample Lender Takeaway
Balanced transaction structure, supportive preliminary DSCR, and a clean first-look screen give the deal a credible path into lender conversation — subject to full underwriting.
Platform-wide proof layer
ADE will show what the system is actually doing — not vanity traffic.
Public platform totals are intentionally held until launch. Once real production activity begins, this strip becomes a live site-wide counter for deals screened, risk flags surfaced, lender memos generated, and decision outcomes issued.
Live totals publish after launch
Hard Risk Flags Surfaced
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Public total activates at launch
Visible proof that ADE is built to expose real deal-killing risk, not just summarize inputs.
Lender Memos Generated
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Public total activates at launch
Premium lender-readiness outputs produced from deals worth taking one step further.
Decision Outcomes Issued
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Public total activates at launch
Proceed, caution, and reject calls generated by a structured underwriting screen.
What Acquisition Decision Engine gives you
A disciplined screen before the expensive part starts.
Deal Quality Score
Screen whether an opportunity deserves more time before diligence gets expensive.
Confidence Score
See how strongly the current data supports the conclusion — not just the conclusion itself.
Decision Path
Know what would preserve, upgrade, or revive the deal instead of stopping at a shallow pass/fail call.
Lender First-Look Memo
Translate a surviving deal into a financing-aware first-look packet with Sources & Uses, DSCR, and bankability logic.
Why it matters
A bad acquisition can cost far more than the price of screening it properly.
Acquisition Decision Engine is built for buyers making expensive, irreversible decisions. It helps separate deals that deserve diligence from deals that only look attractive on the surface.
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Enter or parse the deal
Start with headline economics, qualitative underwriting inputs, or pasted deal text.
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Expose the real decision
Acquisition Decision Engine surfaces hard risks, confidence, buyer fit, asymmetry, and the path to proceed or walk away.
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Advance only what deserves it
For deals that survive, generate a premium lender-facing first-look memo before wasting credibility.
Lender First-Look Memo
See what the premium lender memo actually delivers.
For deals worth advancing, Acquisition Decision Engine adds a financing-aware lender screen with profile selection, Sources & Uses, preliminary DSCR, bankability logic, and lender-facing concerns.
Financing profilesEquity screenPreliminary DSCRBankability view
Second Example
Lender First-Look Memo
Summit Flow Controls
First-Look View
Needs work before lender submission
Buyer-Side View
Proceed with caution
Financing Profile
Conventional bank
Preliminary DSCR
Not yet modeled
Key Issue
Financing package incomplete
Customer Concentration
Moderate diligence item
Decision Path
Tighten before lender submission
Sample Lender Takeaway
A deal can remain worth diligence while still being unready for lender submission. The memo separates acquisition appeal from bankability readiness.
Start with judgment
Screen the deal before the deal screens you.
Build a better first decision, document the reasoning, and only advance opportunities that deserve more time.