In general, due diligence is an analytical instrument to uncover the opportunities and risks of corporate transactions. Literally translated, the term from the business world means "due diligence". An important task of due diligence examinations is to determine the value of assets (assets).
Significant corporate assets are now also in the areas of software and software development. Software due diligence deals with the expert valuation of these special assets.In addition to investors who require a valuation of software and software development for the purchase of companies or company shares, software due diligence has other target groups.
These include business owners who are preparing to sell a company or who would like to get an overview of their current level of digitisation. Managing directors and executives, such as IT managers, can also use the instrument to obtain an overview of the status of the technologies and architectures used and the current software development projects.
Last but not least, software due diligence is aimed at private equity houses, family offices, venture capital investors or auditors who need support in the context of M&A transactions and the determination of opportunities and risks.In summary, the goals of our software due diligence are