How deal scoring works
Deals are scored across weighted dimensions, with the reasoning shown rather than hidden behind a number.
A deal score is only useful if you can see how it was produced. Alethinx scores a deal across multiple weighted dimensions and shows the reasoning behind each one, rather than returning a single opaque number.
The score is a triage instrument, not a verdict. Its job is to tell you where to spend your attention: which dimensions look weak, which assumptions the analysis is resting on, and which questions you should be putting to the seller. A high score is not a recommendation to proceed and a low score is not a recommendation to walk. Both are prompts to look harder in a specific place.
Scores move as you add information. A deal scored on a teaser alone carries far more uncertainty than the same deal scored after financials are loaded, and the platform shows you which is which.
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