Sync-Book closes the financial gaps that cost businesses multiple at exit and credibility in a capital raise — GAAP compliance, accrual revenue, cash conversion, and a defensible NWC baseline.
These are the findings that surface in every QoE process — and the ones a properly prepared set of books prevents from becoming purchase price adjustments.
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Sync-Book closes the financial gaps before they become purchase price adjustments.
Connect with an Expert →Sync-Book is a financial readiness program that closes the gaps that cost businesses multiple at exit and credibility in a capital raise. It covers four pillars: GAAP-compliant books, accrual revenue recognition, cash conversion, and net working capital baseline.
Sync-Book is most valuable 12 to 24 months before a planned exit or capital raise — early enough to restate historical periods, build a defensible NWC baseline, and eliminate the QoE findings that reduce purchase price post-LOI. Engaging after LOI is too late.
The Net Working Capital peg is the target NWC level agreed at LOI that determines whether there is a price adjustment at closing. It is one of the most common places purchase price gets re-traded between LOI and signing. Sync-Book establishes a rolling 12-month normalized NWC baseline and a defensible target before the process begins.