Samples

Sample documents

These are generated from a fictional demonstration company. Every figure is synthetic. Legal documents are drafts for attorney review, and the valuation memo is an educational estimate, not an appraisal.

Fictional company - Hartland Precision Components LLC. No real company, customer or person is described. Nothing here is advice, an offer or a real transaction.

The deal documents

11documents from one sale process. They show what the platform produces from an owner’s financials and answers.

  • FictionalDRAFT

    Teaser

    A one-to-two page anonymous summary that goes to a buyer before any NDA is signed.

    Who it is for: Owners deciding what a first buyer contact looks like.

    A draft built from fictional, synthetic data.

    PDF · 169 KBDownload
  • FictionalDRAFT

    Confidential Information Presentation

    The full company profile a buyer receives after signing an NDA: business, customers, financials and outlook.

    Who it is for: Owners, and the advisors who review what a buyer will read.

    A draft built from fictional, synthetic data. Released to buyers only after your approval and a signed NDA.

    PDF · 562 KBDownload
  • FictionalDRAFTFor attorney review

    Mutual NDA

    A two-way confidentiality agreement, for buyers who will also share information about themselves.

    Who it is for: Owners and their attorney.

    Draft for attorney review. Not legal advice, and not for signature.

    PDF · 62 KBDownload
  • FictionalDRAFTFor attorney review

    One-way NDA

    The standard confidentiality agreement a buyer signs before seeing the CIP.

    Who it is for: Owners and their attorney.

    Draft for attorney review. Not legal advice, and not for signature.

    PDF · 62 KBDownload
  • FictionalDRAFT

    Financial due diligence memo

    Reported earnings restated to what a buyer will underwrite, with each adjustment explained.

    Who it is for: Owners who want to see how add-backs are argued.

    A draft built from fictional, synthetic data. Financial due diligence preparation, not an audit, review or attest report.

    PDF · 734 KBDownload
  • FictionalDRAFT

    FDD databook

    The workbook behind the financial due diligence memo: the monthly earnings and each adjustment, with live formulas.

    Who it is for: Owners and accountants who want to follow the arithmetic.

    A draft built from fictional, synthetic data.

    XLSX · 160 KBDownload
  • FictionalDRAFT

    Projection model

    A monthly income statement, balance sheet and cash flow, driven by assumptions you can change.

    Who it is for: Owners and buyers' analysts.

    A draft built from fictional, synthetic data. Projections are estimates, not forecasts.

    XLSX · 241 KBDownload
  • FictionalDRAFTEducational estimate

    Valuation memo

    A value range built from comparable transactions and a discounted cash flow, with the method shown.

    Who it is for: Owners setting price expectations.

    An educational estimate, not an appraisal, a fairness opinion or an offer.

    PDF · 324 KBDownload
  • FictionalDRAFTFor attorney review

    Process letter

    The letter that tells each buyer the timetable, what to submit in round one and how to ask questions.

    Who it is for: Owners and their attorney.

    Draft for attorney review. Not legal advice, and not for signature.

    PDF · 73 KBDownload
  • FictionalDRAFT

    Management presentation

    A slide outline for the meeting where the owner presents the company to a serious buyer.

    Who it is for: Owners preparing for buyer meetings.

    A draft built from fictional, synthetic data.

    PPTX · 205 KBDownload
  • FictionalDRAFT

    Listing one-pager

    The single page that summarizes the company for buyers on the Bankerly platform.

    Who it is for: Owners deciding how the company is described to buyers.

    A draft built from fictional, synthetic data.

    PDF · 115 KBDownload

Try the upload with the sample P&L

The first thing the platform asks for is a monthly profit and loss statement. If you would like to see what happens before using your own, download the sample P&L, create an account, and upload it on the Documents page. The balance sheet file is optional. Both are synthetic.

  1. Download hartland-pl-monthly.csv below.
  2. Create an account and open Documents.
  3. Upload the file and see what the platform reads from it.
  • Fictional

    Sample monthly P&L (CSV)

    39 months of profit and loss by account, in the layout the upload reads. Use it to try the upload before using your own.

    Who it is for: Anyone who wants to test the upload.

    Synthetic data for a fictional company.

    CSV · 55 KBDownload
  • Fictional

    Sample monthly balance sheet (CSV)

    Month-end balance sheet lines for the same 39 months: cash, receivables, inventory, payables, equipment and debt.

    Who it is for: Anyone who wants to test the upload.

    Synthetic data for a fictional company.

    CSV · 11 KBDownload