Check a prospective buyer's public claims
before the first buyer meeting.
We review the publicly visible statements of the prospective buyer — founding year, location, team size, service claims — and show clearly what matches, what conflicts, what is unclear and which questions remain open before the meeting.
For M&A boutiques, succession advisers and transaction partners.
This is what a contradiction looks like.
Four public figures for the same prospective buyer — two of them do not fit.
There is often a harmless reason. Repeating it unchecked still looks unprepared in the first meeting.
Every statement gets a status.
So you see at a glance what you can lean on — and what you cannot.
Several independent public sources agree.
Plausible, but backed by one source only.
Not publicly settleable — ask in the meeting.
Public figures conflict — clear them before the meeting.
Do not take it unchecked — it sits on the do-not-say page.
Work and the 48-hour delivery period
start after signature, payment in full
and the prospective buyer's name and country.
You receive a document that lets you walk into the first meeting prepared.
The Clash File
Start after receipt of the signed order confirmation, payment in full and the prospective buyer's name and country
Public sources only · prepared discreetly
- Prioritised contradiction tableThe main contradictions first — each figure set against its counterpart.
- Claim log with source and retrieval dateEach reviewed statement logged: where it sits, when we retrieved it — and marked with a status.
- Do-not-say page for the first meetingOne page of figures you should not take into the meeting unchecked — plus the open questions to raise there.
The paid order is formed when the client returns the signed order confirmation.
Work and the 48-hour delivery period start only when:
• the signed order confirmation has been received,
• payment has been received in full,
• the prospective buyer's name and country have been provided.
If these conditions are met at the weekend, the delivery period begins the following Monday at 08:00.
Payment method: after you return the signed order confirmation, you receive the Stripe payment link. TWINT, card, Klarna, and Amazon Pay are available there.
What we deliberately do not do.
So it is clear what you can lean on — and what you cannot.
We work only with information anyone can see.
We do not accept internal papers and we do not process them.
A structured record — no opinion, no verdict, no substitute for due diligence.
Short answers.
How do you check a prospective buyer's public claims before the first buyer meeting?
We compare their public claims across several public sources — such as website, commercial register and LinkedIn — and flag contradictions, unclear points and open questions for the first meeting.
What exactly do you review?
The publicly visible statements of the prospective buyer — founding year, location, team size, service claims. We show what matches, what conflicts, and what does not hold.
What does it cost and how fast is it?
Fixed price CHF 790 · advance payment. The paid order is formed when the client returns the signed order confirmation. Work and the 48-hour delivery period start only after receipt of the signed order confirmation, payment in full and the prospective buyer's name and country. No subscription, no extra hours. After you return the signed order confirmation, you receive the Stripe payment link. TWINT, card, Klarna, and Amazon Pay are available there.
Can I not just google this myself?
You do not get a link dump. You get a prioritised working base: contradictions ordered, sources traceable, risky claims marked for the first meeting.
What if no material contradictions are found?
You still receive the full claim log with reviewed statements, sources and marks. A quiet finding is still a usable result.
When does the delivery clock start?
Work and the 48-hour delivery period start only after receipt of the signed order confirmation, payment in full and the prospective buyer's name and country. If these conditions are met at the weekend, the delivery period begins the following Monday at 08:00.
Do you need confidential papers?
No. We work only with public sources. There are no uploads. Confidential documents are neither accepted nor processed.
Is the Clash File an expert opinion or a due diligence?
Neither. It is a structured record of public statements with source and retrieval date — no opinion, no verdict, no substitute for due diligence.
Which prospective buyer should we review?
The key facts are enough. We reply in person and confirm scope and delivery date before we start.
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