Same engine. Same vocabulary. Same evidence-graded scoring across every stage of the funnel.
Urban Forests is a fictive example though closely modelled on a real company. The Long-List Due Diligence (DD) is based on public source information only. The Short-List DD includes confidential source (under NDA) information. The structure of the reports is identical but some of the data and assessment conclusions will change. See pricing →
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"Wow, I really didn't expect it to be so powerful. I think I underestimated the power it has. Great product. The Mona Lisa of Internal Knowledge."
— Augustin Petre, CEO, SafeTrace
We use the most sophisticated due diligence assessment model available on the market today. Three whitepapers document the framework, the architecture, and how it reshapes the DD market.
The 37-dimension framework, the architectural composites, and the E0–E5 evidence scale that together determine the deal signal.
How EviDimensional unifies the DD pipeline from sourcing through post-investment monitoring as one coherent assessment run.
How the four-tier DD architecture accelerates DD and radically reduces handoff friction across the DD ecosystem.
The system at a glance
Twenty-two pillars plus fifteen composite dimensions — customer, moat, team, capital efficiency, category creation, founder-market fit, and more. Each scored 0–100. Nothing is skipped.
Each dimension is graded on a five-level validation scale. The system distinguishes between assumption, anecdote, and proof — and shows exactly what's missing.
Seven independent valuation methods run in parallel — Berkus, Scorecard, Risk Factor Summation, First Chicago, Venture Capital, Comparable Company, and evidence-weighted pillar scoring. Outliers are discarded; the trimmed mean becomes the range.
Six sequential gates determine investment readiness — Foundation, Positioning, Business Model, Scale Readiness, Scaling, and Impact. A weak result at any gate blocks progression, regardless of performance elsewhere.
Over 500 known structural failure patterns across sixteen categories, screened against every assessment. Tarpits look like good ideas until they aren't — the system flags them early.
Every assessment includes a valuation range with explicit triggers — the specific things that, when proven, move the number up. Not a black box.
One venture or a hundred. The same depth at every scale — without the bottleneck of analyst capacity or the inconsistency of individual judgment.
The ventures worth backing don't always look like it.
The ones that do aren't always worth it.
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