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Dealport

The public record is our raw material.

A company nobody has listed still files with the state, renews its licences and reports its payroll. Dealport reads all of it.

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What we start with.

14M+

company records. Most are for businesses no deal database has ever carried.

fifteen

kinds of public record, read side by side on every company.

20 months

is the average search by hand. Ours works through the night.Stanford GSB, A Primer on Search Funds, 2026 edition, p. 7

One company at a time.

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A name appears

It pulls names that fit what you told it from the record.

The record as a wall: thousands of ivory sheets stacked and held by blued-steel rods and brass fittings, curving away into the dark.

The full record

Filings, licences, permits, payroll: each fact noted beside where it was found.

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Kept or not

It says whether the company is worth your time, and why.

A machinist's bench under a lamp: a vise, one finished block, a caliper on the wood, the shop dark behind.

Into your tools

A company worth a call lands in your CRM. You make the approach.

One company, written up.

The outcome at the top and one sentence on why. Under it, the reasoning against what you asked for, and each fact with the record behind it.

The top of a company record in Scout: the qualified outcome, a one-sentence verdict, the paragraph reading the company against the Brief, and the facts behind it.
One company's record in Dealport.

Pick a company your team knows.

We'll show you what the record says about it, and what its research analyst made of that.

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