Be ready before a buyer starts testing the story.

Prepare the financial evidence, operating story, and records that a buyer process is likely to test.

Discuss Exit Readiness

A strong business can still lose time and credibility when revenue definitions shift, obligations are scattered, or too much operating knowledge lives with the founder. Exit readiness turns that knowledge into clear evidence before the questions arrive.

This work is relevant when...

What we look at together.

01

Financial evidence

Reconciliations, management reporting, and the records behind the operating story.

02

Revenue and metric definitions

Consistent definitions for recurring revenue, retention, customers, and growth.

03

Obligations

Commercial terms, commitments, support promises, and change-of-control points.

04

Founder dependency

Decisions, relationships, and processes that still rely on personal knowledge.

05

Data-room preparation

A navigable evidence structure with clear ownership and version discipline.

06

Buyer-question readiness

A practical map of likely questions, available support, and unresolved gaps.

Focused work with a clear line from question to action.

  1. 01Clarify

    Define the likely outcome, timing, and evidence standard.

  2. 02Review

    Trace the numbers, definitions, obligations, and operating dependencies.

  3. 03Prioritise

    Separate credibility gaps from work that can wait.

  4. 04Prepare

    Build a practical evidence plan and a cleaner question-response rhythm.

Buyer-question readiness map

For each likely question, record the answer owner, supporting evidence, current gap, and the next action. The result is a working preparation plan rather than a document dump.

Open the framework
  1. 01

    What claim is being tested?

  2. 02

    Which record supports it?

  3. 03

    Who can explain it without the founder?

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