Product

Built for the work M&A boutiques actually do.

From the moment you receive a mandate to the moment you send the IM, NaS_OS handles the analysis, the documents, and the deal tracking, built around the specific workflow of boutique M&A advisory.

How It Works — The Workflow

From document to deliverable. In four steps.

01
Upload Documents
Drop files here
16 Files Ready
Financials_2024.pdf
Model_v3.xlsx
CIM_Draft.docx
Brief_Exec.pdf
Management_Bio.docx
Ownership_Cap.xlsx
Tax_Returns.pdf
Legal_Audit.docx
Board_Pack_v2.pdf
Investor_Deck.ppt
16

Upload

Drag your documents in or invite your client to upload directly. Multiple files processed simultaneously.

02
Analyzing Documents
Data Extraction
Cross-Validation
Data Gaps Detected
Ambiguities Flagged

Analysis

Every figure extracted, cross-validated, and traced to its source. Data gaps and ambiguities surfaced before anything is generated.

03
Deal Intelligence
Revenue
€24.5M
+12%
EBITDA
€6.2M
25.3%
Growth
18.4%
YoY
Red Flags
Revenue conc. >40%
Negative work. capital
Opportunities
Margin expansion
Recurring rev. 68%
Ask about this deal...

Intelligence

Your operation now has a brain. Explore the Deal Intelligence dashboard and interrogate the data through Deal Chat.

04
Select Document
Blind Teaser
Non-Blind Teaser
Information Memorandum
Due Diligence Report
Board Report
Generate
Compiling sources · Validating data · Building output
Information Memorandum
12.4 MB · Ready to share
PDF
PPTX

Generate

Professional documents in minutes. Source-verified, branded, and ready to share.

What it does

Four capabilities. One platform.

Deal Analysis

NaS_OS reads every document in your data room, extracts every figure, cross-validates across sources, and flags missing or contradictory data, before you generate anything. You see what's there and what's not.

Document Generation

Branded Information Memorandums and teasers, built to your firm's frameworks, tone, and equity story. Encode how your firm works once, and every output reflects it. Review every variable before output. Download as PDF or PPT.

Deal Intelligence

Once your data room is processed, every answer about the deal is one question away. Financials, business model, market context, sourced from your documents, with page-level citations.

Racetrack

Track every buyer and every conversation in one place. NDAs sent, bids received, follow-ups pending. The deal pipeline lives alongside the documents, so the team always knows where every prospect stands.

Frameworks

The configuration layer that makes NaS_OS your firm's tool.

Every M&A boutique runs deals differently. Different narrative pillars, different standards, different things you say and things you never say. Frameworks is where you encode all of it, once, so every operation reflects how your firm actually works.

Equity Story

Your firm's investment thesis, encoded once.

  • Investment thesis statement and the three to five core narratives every document reinforces
  • Why now: the timing argument that frames every transaction
  • Value creation opportunity: what buyers can do to multiply the asset
  • Competitive positioning angle
  • Proposed transaction timeline and process roadmap
  • Red lines: the topics, metrics, and language never to surface

Deal Intelligence

Twelve sector-tuned signals, surfaced on every deal.

  • Core financial signals: revenue, recurring revenue, net revenue, retention, headcount
  • Company context: business overview, management quality, strategic positioning
  • Growth pillars and key differentiators specific to the asset
  • Data quality and risk flags: what's critical, what's missing, what doesn't reconcile
  • Deal positioning: suggested buyer profiles and go-to-market guidance for the mandate

Document Standards

How your firm sounds, structures, and prioritizes.

  • Writing tone, voice, and sector-specific vocabulary
  • Number scale, year labeling, and reference conventions across outputs
  • Executive summary priorities: drag-to-reorder what leads the IM
  • Section emphasis and proportions across teasers, IMs, and reports
  • Standard formatting and structural requirements your firm holds to

Branding

Your firm's identity. Your client's identity. Both, automatically.

  • Your firm's brand applied to every cover, header, footer, and signature
  • The selling company's corporate identity reflected in their IM and teasers
  • Logos, color palettes, and typography matched to each engagement
  • Templates tuned to your firm's standard deliverable format
  • Output-ready files, no manual rebranding before sending

Configure each layer once, firm-wide standards, or the strategy for a specific operation.Every output reflects both.

No prompt engineering. No re-explaining. No drift across documents.

Built for Precision

Nothing leaves without your approval.

Every extracted variable is surfaced in a review workspace before generation. Every data point, every metric, every assumption. You review, edit, and approve. Then the document is created.

Ready to Export

The Validation Layer

It doesn't guess. It verifies.

Before generating a single variable, NaS_OS validates every data point against its source document. If the data isn't there, NaS_OS doesn't invent it. It flags it.

What it does

  • Extracts every figure with page-level source citation
  • Cross-validates data points across multiple documents
  • Flags missing or inconsistent data before generation
  • Surfaces all variables for human review before output

What it doesn't do

  • Never fabricates financial figures
  • Never assumes missing data
  • Never generates output without source validation
  • Never bypasses the human review step

Deal Intelligence

Ask anything.
Get answers with citations.

Every operation processed by NaS_OS becomes a queryable record. Ask about financials, market context, or risks, and get sourced answers in seconds, with the exact document and page cited.

NaS_OS — Project Alpha
Operations
Project Meridian
Project Alpha
Project Crest
Settings
EC
What was the gross margin trend over the last three years? Which revenue stream has the highest concentration risk? How does this company's EBITDA margin compare to sector benchmarks?
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NaS_OS · Finished in 12 steps

Gross Margin Analysis — Project Alpha FY21–FY23

Gross margin contracted from 42.1% in FY21 to 38.4% in FY23, primarily driven by rising cloud infrastructure costs and an unfavorable revenue mix shift toward lower-margin professional services. The Enterprise SaaS segment remains the highest concentration risk at 62% of total ARR.

Sources CIM_Project_Alpha.pdf, p. 14 Financials_FY23.xlsx

Every answer is sourced. Every response cites the exact document and page it came from. No guessing. No hallucination. No ambiguity.

Built In

Every output, the same standard.

Under 30 mins
From Upload To Professional Output
100% source-traced
Every Data Point Linked To Its Origin
Zero fabrication
If It's Not In Your Documents, It Doesn't Appear
Sector-specific
Analytical Frameworks Per Industry

See it on your own deal.

Book a demo. We'll walk you through how NaS_OS runs against a real M&A workflow.