Business Purchase CHECK
The Business Purchase CHECK reads a business purchase, asset purchase or share purchase agreement and sets out, in plain language, what is being bought, how it is being paid for, which liabilities travel with it, and which schedules the agreement relies on but does not contain.
Fixed price
€29.99one-time payment, no subscription
General Document credits do not apply to this CHECK. Specialized CHECKs are priced separately and you always see the price before paying.
Who this is for
For buyers and sellers of small businesses, anyone reviewing an asset purchase before instructing advisers, and anyone who wants to know what to ask a lawyer first.
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What the analysis covers
- Parties and what each of them is committing to
- Purchase price and payment structure, including deferred or earn-out amounts
- Assets included and explicitly excluded
- Assumed liabilities, debts and inventory treatment
- Employees and what happens to their contracts as stated
- Customer and supplier contracts and whether consent is needed
- Intellectual property transferred
- Warranties and indemnities given
- Conditions to completion and what happens if they fail
- Non-compete and transition obligations
- Completion mechanics, termination and dispute provisions
- Schedules, annexes and referenced documents that were not supplied
Examples of what a CHECK surfaces
- Part of the price is deferred and depends on performance targets defined in a schedule that was not supplied.
- The buyer assumes stated trade payables up to a fixed amount.
- Warranties are capped at a proportion of the purchase price.
What you get for free, before paying
- The detected document type and the reason for that reading
- Page count and the number of documents found
- A genuine short summary of the transaction
- Preliminary signals actually present in the text
- The applicable CHECK and its fixed price before payment
What this CHECK does not do
- This is an informational first-pass analysis. A business acquisition normally requires professional legal, financial and tax review.
- PDFint8 cannot perform due diligence, verify accounts or value the business.
- Documents that the agreement references but that were not supplied are reported as missing, not inferred.
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Common questions
- Does this replace due diligence?
- No. It is a first pass over the documents you supply so you understand the structure and know which questions to take to your advisers.
- Can I include the disclosure schedule?
- Yes. Schedules belonging to the agreement are treated as part of the same document, and anything referenced but missing is listed.
- Is a share purchase covered?
- Yes, where the text can be read and analysed responsibly. The analysis still reports only what the documents contain.