Check the quality behind the numbers.
Compare reported performance with billing, payment and accounting records.
- Recurring revenue and its definition
- Customer concentration and retention
- Billing, collections and ledger consistency
What Lenora verifies
See what the business can prove.
Lenora checks important financial, operational and technical claims against connected source records. Each review is shaped around the company, the decision and the evidence available.
Connected diligence
Three views of the same business.
A material finding rarely belongs to one function. Lenora brings the numbers, operations and technology into one evidence-linked review.
Understand how the company performs.
Connect commercial and product activity to the claims made about the business.
- Customer and product activity
- Pipeline and commercial evidence
- Operational dependencies and concentration
Put technical findings in context.
Examine the systems, code and dependencies that support the company.
- Codebase and contribution patterns
- Dependencies and infrastructure evidence
- Maintainability, ownership and material risks
Evidence status
Clear about what is known—and what is not.
Every conclusion should show how it was reached. Lenora distinguishes source-backed findings from information that still needs interpretation or evidence.
Verified
Supported by connected source records and a visible method.
Company-provided
Supplied by the company but not independently established from a source.
Inferred
Derived from available evidence and clearly identified as an interpretation.
Open question
A discrepancy or missing record that needs further evidence or judgement.
A review with a purpose
The scope follows the decision.
An acquisition, investment and sale-readiness review do not begin with identical questions. Lenora focuses the work on the claims, risks and evidence that matter to the decision ahead.
For buyersQuestions
Common questions
Does every review include every check?
No. The scope follows the business, the decision and the source evidence available. We agree the questions and relevant systems before a review begins.
What happens when the evidence does not support a claim?
Lenora surfaces the discrepancy, the records behind it and any question that remains open. A claim is not presented as verified simply because it was provided by the company.
Can Lenora replace professional advice?
No. Lenora organises evidence and investigative findings for review. Buyers, sellers, investors and their advisers remain responsible for legal, financial, technical and commercial judgement.
Can the review change as new questions emerge?
Yes. A review can be scoped around the questions that matter to the transaction, with further evidence requested when an initial finding needs more context.
Scope a review
What do you need to verify?
Tell us about the business, the decision and the evidence that matters.