Due Diligence
A data room. A clear set of findings.
Review contracts and documents, identify material terms, and surface risks, inconsistencies and missing information — with professional oversight.
What you provide
The documents in your data room and the questions the transaction team needs answered.
A typical data room includes
- Contracts and amendments
- Corporate and governance records
- Correspondence and email threads
- Financial statements and schedules
How the work gets done
The same four stages behind every CRUNCH engagement, applied here.
- 01
Review and classify the supplied documents.
- 02
Extract material terms and compare related records.
- 03
Identify risks, inconsistencies and information gaps.
- 04
Bring the findings through professional review.
What you receive
A source-linked set of findings, issues for attention and questions for follow-up.
Notice period requires attention
The sample agreement requires written notice before renewal. Confirm the relevant dates against the transaction timetable.