The deal that dies in week three.
The buyer’s accountant lines the management accounts up against the lodged returns. They don’t agree. Three weeks and a deposit are gone.
The Triage Verdict is the 48 hour check that runs before that happens.
Three years of tax returns and three years of management accounts go in. A written verdict comes out on whether they are arithmetically consistent with each other, every discrepancy graded, with the workings. Not a valuation. Not advice. A narrow yes or no, signed by a person.
Fixed fee · 48 hours from the documents landing · signed by a person
Not sure yet? Check the numbers yourself first, free, in your browser. Two of the seven tests, nothing sent.
Five people, one question.
A buyer under offer, before paying for full due diligence. The full DD budget only goes on numbers that hold.
A broker with a listing, before it goes to market, so the number quoted survives the other side’s accountant.
A practitioner selling a trading business on a clock, so a buyer can commit or walk in days instead of weeks. It is not a substitute for your report. It is the one question inside it, answered fast.
A finance broker, before the acquisition file goes to credit. It sits in the application as the reconciliation the assessor was going to demand anyway.
An accountant whose client is heading to sale. Because we didn’t prepare the accounts, the buyer reads it as independent.
One document.
One document.
The verdict on the cover: consistent, inconsistent, or insufficient documents.
Each discrepancy as a finding with a grade, critical to note, and the arithmetic that produced it.
A list of exactly which documents were read, each one fingerprinted so the verdict is tied to those files and no others.
A person’s signature.
A reference on every page that anyone can check at apir.ai/verify-verdict without an account.
The limits, in full.
Not a valuation. Not an audit. Not financial, legal or tax advice. Not a substitute for a practitioner’s report. We did not verify that any claim in the documents is true, only whether the figures agree with each other. Nothing in it says what the business is worth or whether anyone should buy, sell, lend or settle.
Four steps, and a clock that starts when the documents land.
Send the documents. Three years of tax returns and three years of management accounts, as they exist. Nothing starts until you have the fixed fee and the scope in writing and have said yes.
We seal the check before we write it. Every document is fingerprinted, the findings are sealed and signed, and only then is the report rendered. The report cannot be edited after the fact without the check on apir.ai showing it.
The verdict lands within 48 hours of the documents arriving. A person signs it.
Anyone you forward it to can verify it. The reference on the cover opens a page that shows what was checked, what was found, who signed, and the fingerprint of the file that was issued. It proves the record is intact. It does not prove we were right.
A fixed fee of AUD 2,500, paid before work starts. The same fee whether the news is good or bad. Volume and firm arrangements on request. Selling rather than buying? The same verdict, for the seller.
Holding APIR credits? Order it from your balance on the billing page, then send the documents the same way.
Pay the fixed fee at the link, then email the documents to ripa@apir.ai. The 48 hour clock starts when they land.
RIPA PTY LTD · ABN 48 638 569 632 · apir.ai. Signed by Slaven Ripa. We don’t promise results. We prove whatever happens.