Independent technology assessment for M&A, investment, and corporate transactions — sized for deal timelines, findings tied to valuation and post-close priorities.
Hexalink IT Due Diligence
Hexalink IT Due Diligence is the corporate-transaction service line for investors, M&A teams, and corporate development functions making material technology investment decisions. We review the target's technology estate against the actual risks that affect valuation, deal terms, and post-close integration — not theoretical checklists.
Engagements are sized for deal timelines: 10-day red-flag reviews for early-stage transactions through to 6+ week deep-dives for complex or regulated deals. No managed-services upsell, no integration partner conflict — the report stands on its own. For DR/BCP audits of an already-owned estate, see Meridian.
A structured engagement from scoping through assessment to risk-rated findings.
Output · Scope document + IR list
Confirm transaction context, define the technology in scope (applications, infrastructure, data, vendors, IP), and issue the information request list to the target's data room and management team.
Output · Assessment workbook
Review architecture, technical debt, vendor concentration, cyber posture, IP ownership, data privacy posture, key-person risk, and scalability constraints. Management interviews where needed.
Output · Risk-rated findings + Q&A pack
Risk-rated findings with transaction impact, post-close priorities, and (where relevant) valuation considerations. Full Q&A pack for investment committee or board challenge.
Three engagement sizes — sized to deal complexity and timeline.
1–2 week sprint
Early-stage transaction red-flag review. Light-touch tech and vendor review. Enough signal to commit or walk away.
3–4 week assessment
Full due diligence across architecture, vendors, cyber, IP, data, and operations. Mid-market transactions. Core SKU.
6+ week deep-dive
Complex / regulated transactions. Vendor interviews, IP review, customer reference calls, full integration risk assessment.
The four domains an investment committee actually asks about — assessed in proportion to deal context.
Stack choices, technical debt, scaling constraints, modernisation roadmap and cost trajectory.
Security posture, breach history, GDPR / DPA compliance, incident readiness, third-party risk.
Code ownership, open-source compliance, key vendor dependencies, contract termination clauses.
Key-person risk, engineering capability assessment, delivery cadence, retention indicators.
Findings tied to valuation impact, deal terms, and post-close priorities — not theoretical risk. The report goes in the investment committee pack, not on the shelf.
From kick-off to first findings draft in week 2. Express variant ships a red-flag view in under 10 working days for time-sensitive deals.
No managed services upsell, no implementation partner conflict, no downstream consulting hook. The report stands on its own.
Four buyer segments, each with a specific use of the due diligence report.
Pre-investment tech due diligence sized to deal stage. Findings that materially affect valuation, deal terms, or 100-day plans.
Integration risk assessment, post-close roadmap inputs, technology rationalisation planning ahead of close.
IP ownership, data privacy, third-party contract risk — surfaced before close, not at SPA signing.
Independent technology view that can be presented at IC without conflict of interest from operating partners or integration partners.
A 30-minute call to understand the transaction, sizing, and timeline — and decide which SKU fits: Express, Standard, or Enterprise.
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v1.1 · May 2026 · Hexalink Ltd × Novoflux