Technical Due Diligence & Investor Readiness

Know what investors will find before they look.

Who it is for

Founders preparing for a Series A or B, angel and venture investors, and acquirers evaluating a technology company.

Technical diligence decides deals and valuations. For founders, we run the review before investors do and fix what would hurt. For investors and acquirers, we deliver an independent, plain-language assessment of what they are buying.

What is included

Deliverables

Codebase and architecture review

Quality, scalability, technical debt, and the cost to fix what matters.

Infrastructure and security review

Cloud posture, data protection, compliance readiness, and incident history.

Team and process assessment

Key-person risk, delivery capability, and hiring needs.

IP and licensing check

Open-source license exposure, ownership, and third-party dependencies.

Diligence data room

For founders: documents, diagrams, and answers prepared ahead of time.

Plain-language report

Findings, risks, and remediation costs written for investors and boards.

How it works

Engagement approach

Scope

Agree the questions the deal depends on.

Review

One to three weeks of code, cloud, and team review.

Report

Written assessment plus a walkthrough with decision makers.

Remediate

For founders, a plan to fix red flags before the raise.

Outcomes

What you walk away with

  • No surprises during investor diligence
  • Higher confidence and stronger terms for both sides
  • A prioritized list of what to fix and what to leave
  • Documentation that serves future raises too
Tools & expertise
  • Architecture review
  • Static analysis
  • Cloud posture
  • License scanning
  • Interviews
FAQ

Common questions

How fast can you turn a report around?

A focused review for an early-stage company takes one to two weeks. Larger codebases and multi-team organizations take three to four.

Do you sign NDAs?

Yes, and we are used to working under strict confidentiality with investors and founders alike.

Is this only for funding rounds?

No. Acquisitions, large vendor commitments, and board-requested reviews use the same process.

Talk to us about Technical Due Diligence & Investor Readiness

A 30-minute call is enough to tell whether this is the right engagement and what it would take.