Scope
Define the decision, questions, records, exclusions and timetable in writing.
03 / HOW WE WORK
Each assignment begins with a written scope and ends with a source-documented, risk-ranked report. Assumptions and limitations remain visible throughout.
Define the decision, questions, records, exclusions and timetable in writing.
Check accessible sources and record the evidence in a dated source log.
Test the financial and commercial picture; identify gaps and inconsistencies.
Rank the risks and set out focused questions and next steps.
| Research area | What we examine | Typical source |
|---|---|---|
| Corporate identity | Incorporation, status and directors | Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) |
| Financial statements | Balance sheet, income and cash flows | Supplied audited accounts; available MCA records |
| Tax indicators | GST registration and status | GST portal; authorised client records |
| Debt & security | Borrowings and registered charges | MCA charge filings; supplied banking records |
| Ownership | Shareholders and control indicators | Filings and corporate documents |
| Disputes | Litigation and insolvency indicators | eCourts, NCLT and public records |
| Operations | Customers, suppliers and delivery profile | Disclosures, interviews and references |
| Reputation | Adverse media and controversies | Reliable public reporting |
THE OUTPUT / WHAT YOU RECEIVE
Executive summary, company background, financial analysis, commercial and operational risks, red flags, evidence limits and next-step questions.
Choose your starting point ↗Example layout only — no real company or data.
CLEAR BOUNDARIES / BETTER EXPECTATIONS
Written terms cover scope, reliance, limitations and confidentiality. Conflicts are assessed and client information is protected. These services provide factual corporate and commercial research; they do not constitute legal or tax advice, a statutory audit, or a securities buy, sell or hold recommendation.