In many business valuations, much of the effort occurs before the actual analysis even begins: gathering data and ensuring consistency across different valuation scenarios. Cost-of-capital parameters, market information and multiples often come from different sources and are processed in separate applications.
This results in disconnected systems, redundant workflows and numerous manual processes. At the same time, expectations for transparency, quality and traceability are increasing. In many business valuations, a large proportion of the effort is expended prior to the actual analysis: on gathering the data and ensuring it remains consistent across different valuation scenarios. Cost-of-capital parameters, market information and multiples often come from different sources and are processed in separate applications.
This results in data silos, redundant steps and numerous manual processes. Added to this are increasing demands for transparency, quality and traceability of the results.