Exit Readiness

The commercial engine, ready for the buyer's diligence, 12 to 18 months before you sell.
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the problem

The growth story is real. The buyer's diligence can't confirm it.

Exits stall and multiples compress for the same reason: the buyer's diligence finds numbers that don't reconcile, attribution that can't be verified, and a pipeline nobody trusts. The story is right, but the evidence isn't there.

Buyers don't pay for claims. They pay for claims they can verify.

what we fix

An engine the buyer's diligence will confirm.

We get the commercial engine ready for the scrutiny of a sale process, ideally 12 to 18 months out.

  • Revenue data and attribution a buyer can verify, reconciled from CRM to finance to board pack.

  • KPIs and cohorts presented the way investment committees expect to read them.

  • The growth story backed by evidence, not adjustments.

  • Quick commercial fixes sequenced by what moves the multiple.

  • A management team rehearsed on the numbers and ready for the questions.

Everything is documented as we go, so the data room builds itself.

where we start

A short diagnostic, then the build.

Every engagement starts with a focused diagnostic so we fix the right things in the right order. We will walk you through how that works on a call.

who you get

Senior operators, embedded in your team.

This is not a report handed over from the outside. Senior Claymore operators work inside your business on a weekly operating rhythm, with named owners for every workstream and a cadence your leadership team can hold us to.

how this connects

The other side of our diligence work.

We assess commercial engines for buyers, so we know exactly what their diligence will find. Exit readiness applies the same seven-domain lens from the sell side, and it draws on every capability in the Revenue Blueprint.

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