Built for everyone around the deal: investors — PE, VC, family offices, angels, corporate acquirers — the companies looking for or receiving investment, from startups to turnarounds, the advisors who run the diligence between them, and the programmes that select and develop those companies: accelerators, incubators, and university entrepreneurship programmes.
Same engine. Same vocabulary. Same evidence-graded scoring at every stage.
Urban Forests is a fictional company, closely modelled on a real one — shown here as an example assessment. The Public-Source version draws on public information only; the Confidential-Source version adds material shared under NDA. The structure is identical; the evidence underneath differs. See pricing →
If you get a report at the same level of detail and insights as ours — from anyone, at any price, within 3 months and clearly not plagiarised — then you get our report for free. One question asked: we get to see the other report.
"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
Who it's for
Every deal has three roles — the investor who allocates capital, the company that receives it, the advisor who runs the diligence between them — plus the programmes that develop companies into investable ones. EviDimensional runs underneath all of them: the same evidence-graded record, read for each.
For investors
PE · VC · family offices · angels · corporate acquirers
One lens from long-list to the investment decision. Commercial DD moved earlier, at a fraction of the cost — so the screen that filters ninety percent of candidates runs on evidence, not a five-minute deck read.
For investors →For companies
Companies looking for or receiving investment — startups to turnarounds
Self-assess against the rigorous DD an investor will hold you against. The gaps visible to them are visible to you first — and the document suite addresses them directly.
For companies →For advisors
Boutique DD · Big-Four · sector specialists · internal analyst teams
Buy-side or sell-side, the ramp-up curve removed. You arrive at week-six depth on day one, so your senior time lands on the judgment the engagement is actually about.
For advisors →For programmes
Accelerators · incubators · university entrepreneurship programmes
Assess your whole applicant pool at the same depth, and hand investors a readiness-graded cohort at the end.
For programmes →The system at a glance
Twenty-two fundamental plus fifteen architectural 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 the E0–E5 evidence scale. The system distinguishes between assumption, anecdote, and proof — and shows exactly what's missing.
The engine selects the valuation methods that fit the company’s stage and evidence base — drawing on approaches such as Berkus, Scorecard, Venture Capital, Comparable Company and DCF — each producing a native range, triangulated into a single defensible range rather than a false-precision point.
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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