Choose what to get done
Pitch readiness score across the six due-diligence gates
An honest readiness scorecard over your own answers: each of the six investor due-diligence gates is marked covered or gapped against a disclosed character floor, every gap is surfaced by name, and a 0 to 6 readiness score is recomputed from the answers, never self-asserted.
Platform ecosystem role map
A validated platform role map with every participant assigned a role, every interaction typed, governance gap flags derived from missing rules, and an ecosystem health score.
Pre-requisition team gap register
A defensible record of WHY this role exists and the specific gap it fills on the team, completed before any job description is written.
Pre/post-money valuation and dilution
The pre-money and post-money valuation, the new shares issued, and the new-investor and existing-holder ownership percentages after the round.
Project risk scoring and ranking
A risk register scored by exposure (likelihood x impact), banded, and ranked, flagging which need an owner.
Project scoring and MVP pick
A scored, ranked project pipeline with a recommended MVP that clears your hard gate.
Prospect purchase-readiness register on budget and impending event
I get a structured readiness register: for each prospect already in the Revenue Zone, whether they clear the budget gate and have a named impending event, and a derived purchase-ready verdict that requires both, so reps stop forecasting deals with no trigger.
Purpose-strategy alignment check
A validated purpose-alignment document answering all five diagnostic questions with boolean verdicts, producing a pass count, an overall result (core vs peripheral), and the lowest-scoring dimension.
Rank the 19 traction channels into Bullseye A/B/C rings
I get all 19 traction channels sorted into Bullseye rings, each with a written rationale, and a disciplined inner ring, so I concentrate my first traction experiments instead of chasing every channel at once.
Recommend a skim, penetration, or neutral launch-pricing strategy
I get a defensible launch-pricing call (skim, penetration, or neutral) that follows from an explicit read of the decision factors, so the strategy is not a guess.
Reference-check call script and scorecard
A structured reference-check script with a confidentiality preamble, probing questions, and a numeric endorsement scorecard.
Release readiness gate checklist
Categorized, criterion-bearing release gates with a consistent blocking verdict, marrying governance with automation instead of a change-board bottleneck.