by New Digital Intelligence
Screens a market for acquisition targets against a stated thesis, ranks the survivors on a visible weighted model, and builds the screening workbook and the target dossiers. A screen is defined by what it excludes, and the exclusion log records a certainty the data does not have: the reason it records is whichever criterion ran first, a company that failed one criterion and one that failed six produce the same row, and a hard gate applied to an estimated figure states as a measurement something nobody measured. So it applies every criterion to every candidate without short-circuiting, names the companies that failed exactly one, and re-runs the whole screen at both ends of every estimate's own error band. It also reports which gates would change the shortlist if they were weights. The workbook's scores are live formulas over a visible weights row, recalculated and read back out. Contacts no target, adviser, employee or customer.
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