Feature · Corporate development
An opt-in workspace for acquirers: track targets through the pipeline, ingest the CIM, run diligence, model returns, and hand the closed deal straight to purchase accounting — with every figure tied to its source.
Early access — onboarding a limited number of PE-backed companies.
Targets move through sourcing, LOI, diligence, and close as governed records — stage changes route through the same approvals as everything else in your finance function.
Drop the CIM and BeanStack extracts the target, its financials, and key terms into linked records — a statement store you can question, not a PDF in a data room.
Request lists become tasks with owners and due dates. Findings, add-backs, and open information requests cross-link to the question they unblock.
Legal entity structure charts render the ownership graph — shapes by legal form, percentages on every edge, effective indirect ownership computed. Issue a chart for the data room and it freezes as an immutable point-in-time record.
LBO and returns models run on the same compute engine as your budgets. Change an assumption on the deal and the return bridge updates — every input traceable.
The target and its deal enter the pipeline as records — notes, documents, and status in one place.
The CIM is read into structured financials. Quality of earnings runs against the extracted statements.
Diligence trackers, findings, and info requests are managed and answered on the platform, with evidence attached.
Returns are modeled from approved assumptions. When the deal closes, purchase accounting proposes the ASC 805 allocation and day-1 opening balance sheet.
Walk through the pipeline, CIM intake, and returns modeling on a live deal workspace.
Early access — onboarding a limited number of PE-backed companies.