Cyber security posture
Security exposure that could move the price, identified before signing.
- Vulnerabilities in the target’s own code
- Third-party and end-of-life components
- Runtime and infrastructure configuration
Axiarete assesses a target’s technology before you sign, then turns what diligence found into a value-creation and risk plan on the day you close. The deal team and the operating team work from the same record, from first look to exit.
Live on your process within days, alongside your existing advisors.
SOC 2 report (Type I)repo: billing-serviceSession 07 notesLeverage and multiple expansion no longer carry the model. Exits take longer, holds run longer and LPs ask about DPI first. The multiple you exit at is the one you build during the hold, and a large part of that value sits in the technology estate.
Growth, margin and exit plans all assume the platform can scale. Few of those assumptions are tested at entry.
Every IC now asks what AI can do for the business, and what it could do to it.
Acquirers scan repositories and price technical debt into the purchase agreement. Your exit will face deeper diligence than your entry did.
A ransomware incident at one portfolio company becomes a conversation with every LP.
One operating partner may cover fifteen companies, each reporting in its own format.
Diligence gets whatever the exclusivity window allows: a sample of the estate, a few interviews and a list of caveats.
The diligence report is read before the vote and rarely afterwards. Its findings have no owners, dollars or dates.
Management reports in its own format, and slippage comes to light at a board meeting, quarters after it began.
The buyer’s diligence finds the license exposure or the stalled SOC 2 that nobody tracked, and prices it against you.
This is a tooling problem. Deal teams and advisors can only work with the tools they have been given.
Every scope decision, artifact, working session, finding and rating is kept. Findings become initiatives with owners, dollars and dates, and management updates are checked against them. By exit, the history of what was found, fixed and built is already documented.
A live process gives you weeks, not months. Axiarete reads everything the target provides and turns it into rated findings, each with its evidence attached.
Know the company and its market before the first management session.
Scope from the thesis: technology risk, value creation or deal execution.
Generated from your scope, with a criticality and an owner for every item.
Five modules run across the collected estate, and every finding is rated and evidenced.
The memo in your committee’s format, with every claim linked to its source.
Security exposure that could move the price, identified before signing.
The debt that limits the growth case, and what it costs.
What you are buying, and what you are allowed to do with it.
EBITDA opportunities, sized before the 100-day plan.
How ready the business is to use AI, and how exposed it is to competitors who do.
The operating team starts from what the deal team learned, and the platform keeps working through the hold.
Identified EBITDA and the status of every initiative (secured, in progress or at risk) on one screen.
Cost, growth, AI and risk initiatives on a single timeline for the hold, updated as new ones are added.
The most severe risks tracked separately, each with an owner, until they are closed.
Each monthly management update checked against the plan, with the questions to raise before the call.
New opportunities and risks researched and sized continuously. Your team decides which reach management.
A notification when an initiative slips, instead of a surprise at the next quarterly review.
Axiarete builds an Enterprise Graph from what a technology organization produces every day, and links applications, infrastructure and AI agents to the business processes they support. A partial data set is enough to start.
Every conclusion links to the artifact, working session or line of code behind it, and every assessment carries a confidence level. People review each judgment that matters.
Forward-deployed engineers and operators run the working sessions and test the findings. Use Axiarete alongside your advisors to make their work faster and deeper, or on its own for deals that never justified a six-figure diligence budget. Either way, the record belongs to you.
The full five-module baseline on the business you will build around, feeding both the model and the value-creation plan before close.
Entanglement mapped, TSA exposure sized and Day 1 readiness tested, so the perimeter you buy is the one you priced.
Repeatable diligence at add-on economics, and integration health tracked across the platform.
A technology read good enough for the thesis, delivered at the speed of a competitive round.
Run your buyer’s diligence on yourself 12 to 18 months out, and fix each finding with a paper trail.
One technology and cyber picture across every company, for LP questionnaires, insurance renewals and fund-level risk.
Conviction earlier, and a position you can defend at IC.
An operating team’s reach, across fifteen companies at once.
A plan with owners and dollars instead of a 200-page report.
Memos in a consistent format, with every claim one click from its evidence.
Illustrative · drawn from a platform demonstration
A mid-market vertical-software target. The scope was set in one working session and the data request generated the same day. The IC memo recorded a technology risk index of 58/100, four pre-close conditions that retired roughly $21M of equity-value risk, and $6.8M of run-rate improvement across the hold. At close, the findings became initiatives with owners. By month four, each management update was being checked against the plan in minutes.
Figures are illustrative, drawn from a platform demonstration on a representative mid-market deal.
You are sharing live deal information with us, and we treat its protection as a core product requirement.
A working session with your deal team, then Axiarete running on your process within days.
One consistent technology and cyber picture across your current holdings, for the annual review, insurance renewals and LP questions.
Only if you want it to. It is designed to work alongside them: the platform provides coverage and evidence, your advisors go deeper in less time, and the findings carry through close. For deals that never justified a six-figure diligence budget, you can run Axiarete on its own.
Through the channels deals already use: an upload portal, data-room integration, structured management sessions and read-only repository access where it is granted. Even a limited data set produces a rated, evidenced baseline, with coverage and confidence clearly marked.
Every finding traces to the artifact, session or line of code behind it, every assessment carries a confidence level, and forward-deployed experts review the judgments that matter. Findings without evidence aren’t reported.
Yes. Every company you own runs on a technology estate: ERP, data, security, vendors and, increasingly, AI. The savings, cyber and AI-readiness modules often matter most in deals nobody would call technology deals.
Per-deal diligence during the process, a subscription for the hold period after close, and forward-deployed support sized to the situation. We can be live on your process within days.
Before the next process opens. The first deal you run on Axiarete becomes the template for the ones that follow, and the record builds from there.