AI-powered analysis of CIMs, financials, and tax returns. Deal structure, red flags, and operator risks for every acquisition opportunity you evaluate.
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Our AI reads everything and surfaces red flags, deal structure, and operator risks.
Typically 3–5 minutes per analysis.
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Sentinel Background Screening is a 14-year-old specialty investigations firm focused on pre-employment screening for municipal and county public-safety agencies across the Mid-Atlantic. The business generated $482K in revenue and $165K of seller discretionary earnings in the trailing twelve months, with a five-person part-time investigator bench and no brick-and-mortar footprint. The owner is a former federal background investigator whose personal license and agency relationships drive the majority of contract renewals, which is the single largest concentration risk in the deal. Asking price is $625K cash-free / debt-free with up to $200K of seller financing available — a multiple roughly consistent with comparable specialty services businesses at this scale.
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Everything you need to know about analyzing CIMs, financials, and tax returns with DFinePrint.
DFinePrint reads the acquisition documents you receive from a broker or seller — CIMs (Confidential Information Memorandums), financial statements, and tax returns. Upload them as PDFs and our AI extracts deal structure, valuation, red flags, and operator risk into a single deal-ready view.
It's built for ETA (Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition) buyers, search funders, independent sponsors, and self-funded searchers running acquisition due diligence on small and lower-middle-market businesses — anyone who needs to evaluate a target quickly before the first owner call.
Every analysis surfaces acquisition red flags with severity, deal structure and valuation signals, financial highlights, and owner-dependency / operator risks — the things that decide whether a CIM is worth a deeper look.
Typically 3–5 minutes per business, even across multiple documents. Upload up to five PDFs about a single target and get one combined analysis.