Figures need rebuilding
MRR, revenue and customer counts can differ between a deck, the billing system and the accounts. Getting to a reliable number takes more than another spreadsheet.
For buyers
The company connects its systems. Lenora calculates key figures from source records while AI agents investigate risks, helping your team get to the questions that matter with fewer repeated document requests.
Why Lenora
Buying a business means piecing together financial, operational and technical evidence while the deal clock keeps moving.
MRR, revenue and customer counts can differ between a deck, the billing system and the accounts. Getting to a reliable number takes more than another spreadsheet.
Someone has to examine code, dependencies and infrastructure. That costs time and money, and the findings still need to be weighed against the deal.
A report may flag a risk without telling you how many customers it affects or how urgent a fix is. The next answer can mean another round of emails.
How it works
Lenora handles repeatable checks and investigation while your team weighs the findings and stays in control of the acquisition decision.
Open a review and ask the business to connect the relevant supported systems.
Agents compare key figures and assertions with source records and flag discrepancies.
Examine the report, trace material findings to evidence and pursue open questions.
What you get
A clearer view of important financial and operating figures, with source records attached.
Dependencies, exceptions and unanswered questions surfaced for your deal team.
The method and evidence behind material findings stay linked, including when advisers or lenders ask how a figure was assessed.
Questions
Yes. The business authorises connections to the relevant supported systems. The scope of access is agreed before a review begins.
You can examine checked figures, identified discrepancies and risks, open questions, and the source records and methods behind material findings.
No. Lenora supports the investigation and organises evidence. Your team and advisers assess the findings and decide what to do next.
For your next review
Tell us about the business, the decision ahead and any evidence your advisers or lender need to examine.