Problem

Most founders know their business inside out — but when it comes to pitching, they struggle to communicate it with structure and clarity. These are the most common pitfalls:

• Slides overloaded with information but missing investor focus.
• No clear articulation of business model, traction, or scalability.
• Weak financial storytelling — investors see vision but not viability.

As a result, great startups often lose investor attention within the first 5 minutes.

Impact

Without a powerful and well-structured pitch deck, founders unintentionally communicate the wrong message:

• You come across as unprepared or unclear.
• Investors don’t feel your conviction or understand your numbers.
• Meetings end with “we’ll get back to you” — instead of invitations or term sheets.

You risk losing not just funding — but credibility.

Our Solution (The Investor-Centric Pitch Deck Framework)

We design investor-ready pitch decks that sell your story, scalability, and substance. Our approach blends design, data, and psychology — crafted by finance professionals who truly understand what VCs, angels, and institutions look for.

Our Approach:

• Understand your business model and funding stage (Seed / Pre-Series A / Growth).
• Identify your unique edge and traction metrics.
• Craft a narrative that balances emotion (vision) with logic (numbers).
• Structure your deck into 12–14 strategic slides:
  Problem → Solution → Market Size → Product → Business Model → Traction → Team → Financials → Ask → Use of Funds → Vision

Problem

Most founders either lack a structured financial model or rely on one that doesn't tie business assumptions to real outcomes. As a result, they struggle to answer fundamental investor questions such as:

• “What drives your revenue growth?”
• “How much capital do you actually need — and for what?”
• “What’s your burn rate and runway?”

Without clarity, even strong businesses appear unprepared.

Impact

Without a transparent, data-driven financial model, founders unintentionally create risk signals for investors:

• You lose investor confidence.
• You under- or over-value your company.
• You can't defend your numbers during due diligence.
• Planning becomes reactive even after funding.

Essentially, your funding conversation turns into a guessing game.

Our Solution (The 360° Financial Modeling System)

We build investor-grade, dynamic financial models that convert your business story into numbers investors trust.

Our Model Covers:

• Revenue projections based on real market drivers.
• Unit economics & gross margin analysis.
• Expense forecasts with scalability insights.
• Cash flow & working capital mapping.
• Breakeven & ROI analysis.
• Funding requirement & fund-utilization plan.
• Scenario analysis (Base / Best / Stress).
• Valuation using DCF, Comparable Multiples & Scorecard methods.

Why Our Models Stand Out:

• Built by Chartered Accountants with consulting expertise.
• Fully dynamic Excel architecture — no hardcoded chaos.
• Structured for both founder narrative and investor scrutiny.

Problem

Most startups panic when investors initiate due diligence. Why? Because their records are scattered, compliances are delayed, and internal controls are undefined. Common issues include:

• Incomplete ROC filings or GST/TDS errors.
• Missing board resolutions, agreements, or share certificates.
• Unreconciled ledgers and inconsistent MIS reports.
• Pitch deck numbers not matching actual financials.

These gaps surface instantly during investor review — often fatally.

Impact

Due diligence exposes red flags that can delay or derail your funding round:

• Investors renegotiate valuation — or withdraw entirely.
• Legal and compliance gaps damage founder credibility.
• The fundraising timeline stretches from weeks to months.

Essentially, the deal slips away while the founder firefights paperwork.

Our Solution (The Single Key “Pre-DD Readiness Audit”)

We conduct a full mock due diligence — exactly the way an investor or law firm would — so you face the real one fully prepared, not blindsided.

Our Process:

• Review financials, tax filings, ROC, GST, and compliance records.
• Identify red flags and prepare a structured closure checklist.
• Organize statutory documents — MOA, AOA, board minutes, contracts.
• Prepare a complete, investor-ready Due Diligence Data Room.
• Ensure pitch deck and financial model numbers match actual financials.

When investors start due diligence, your documents are already clean, complete, and confidence-building.

Problem

In early-stage ventures, founders often skip or delay formal agreements. Verbal understandings work fine — until money, equity, or exits come into play.

Without clear shareholder and founder agreements:

• Disputes arise over ownership, responsibilities, or decision-making.
• Investors hesitate to commit funds due to governance risk.
• Founders lose control due to unclear clauses or dilution terms.

Impact

Lack of formal structure leads to:

• Founder exits and legal disputes.
• Broken trust between partners.
• Investor walkouts due to governance doubts.

Essentially, great startups collapse not because of poor products — but poor paperwork.

Our Solution (The Governance Clarity Framework)

We help you draft, review, and finalize founder & shareholder agreements that protect everyone’s interests while keeping the business investor-friendly.

Our Support Includes:

• Founder agreements (roles, responsibilities, vesting schedules).
• Shareholder agreements (rights, exit, voting, pre-emptive clauses).
• ESOP policy design & implementation.
• Cap table structuring and equity allocation guidance.
• Legal coordination with partner law firms for execution.