For advisory firms and advisors

The entire transaction in one workspace

The AI writes the information memorandum from your own source material. You run the buyers, the bid round and the client dialogue from the same place — and your teaser reaches the buyers already on the Nordic marketplace.

  • CIM Builder
  • BuyerHub
  • DealBid
  • Buy-side
  • Client portal
  • Control Center
  • iPad and iPhone apps
Deal Control CenterLive
7
Active mandates
4
NDAs to approve
2
Bid deadlines this week

LOS Elektro · NDA approved 14:22 — Project Nord · new bid 13:58 — Certus · interest deadline in 2 days

Four things no one else gives you

01AI

AI drafts the full CIM for you

The Nordic platforms you know solve storage, sharing and matching. None of them produce the document itself. DealHub does.

02

The registries are wired in

Company registration numbers are verified against the Norwegian company registry (Enhetsregisteret), five years of filed accounts are pulled and reconciled against each other, and the company website is crawled. The global AI tools lack Nordic registries, language and conventions.

03

No figure without a source

A figure typed in by hand with no source stops the document from going to approval. Not as a warning — as a hard stop.

04

The buyers are already here

The marketplace is the same system. Publish a teaser and it reaches buyers who have already registered and set their criteria.

For the partner

More mandates with the same team

  • The material is produced by the platform, not by analyst hours
  • The same quality and house style on everything that leaves the firm
  • A verifiable audit trail on access, bids and approvals
  • Two people must approve — the system lets nothing else through

For the advisor

No more pasting figures between Excel and PowerPoint

  • One locked set of figures that every document draws from
  • Teaser, CIM, databook and English edition update from the same source
  • Buyer dialogue, Q&A and documents gathered per transaction
  • Keep working from the iPad when you are out with a client

The process

From mandate to published CIM in seven steps

The work runs in the background, so you can close your laptop. You are notified when there is something to decide on — and you keep control of every single figure along the way.

  1. 01

    Source data

    Registry lookups, accounts, website and your own files. Works with or without input from the seller.

  2. 02

    AI run

    Three phases: figures, writing, quality check. You see the status per chapter as it runs.

  3. 03

    Work queue

    Everything the AI is unsure about in one queue, with the source and what a yes means, item by item.

  4. 04

    Teaser

    Built from the finished document, and checked against the registries to see whether the company can be identified.

  5. 05

    Editor

    Looks like the finished document. Every figure shows its source, and every change can be traced back.

  6. 06

    Approval

    Two people must approve, and the second sees what has changed since submission. Nothing can be published without it.

  7. 07

    Publication

    A schedule: publication, buyer invitations, reminder and interest deadline.

01 · CIM Builder

AI writes the information memorandum for you

Upload accounts, agreements and your notes from the seller meeting. The platform locks the figures and writes a complete 15-chapter memorandum — with executive summary, EBITDA bridge, balance sheet, working capital, net debt and forecasts with assumptions.

  • Every figure shows its source, the period it covers, and whether it is documented, stated by the seller or calculated
  • If the basis is missing it becomes an open item with someone responsible — never a guess
  • A spreadsheet for the buyer, taken straight from the locked figures and protected against manual edits
  • An English edition with the firm's own glossary — figures are never re-typed in translation, they are inserted from the same locked source
Under the hood
  • 15 chapters
  • EBITDA bridge
  • Working capital 12–24 months
  • Net debt
  • Cash flow
  • LTM
  • Customer concentration
  • Order backlog
  • Web CIM + PDF + databook
CIM Builder — editor, chapter 9

Adjusted EBITDA came to 49.0 NOK m against reported 45.6 NOK m. The margin was 11.4 %

Source check“11.4 %” was typed in by hand with no source. Link it to a figure, document the source, or delete it.
490.3
Revenue
45.6
EBITDA rep.
49.0
EBITDA adj.
Required fields completed94 % · threshold 90 %

02 · BuyerHub

Your own buyer register — and the marketplace's

Build longlists of buyer companies and contacts shared across the firm, with tags, import and search. At the same time, your teaser reaches the buyers who have already registered on DealHub and stated their sector and size.

  • Lists per transaction, with company and contact counts, and quick search
  • Invite buyers straight from the list — teaser and NDA request per contact
  • NDA requests are approved or declined in one click, and logged
  • See who opened the material, which chapters they read, and how far they got
Under the hood
  • Lists the whole firm shares
  • Contact import
  • Tags
  • Buyer types taken from the document
  • See which chapters get read
  • Early access before publication
BuyerHub — longlist “Nordic industrials”
  • 42 companies
  • 87 contacts
  • Industrials
  • Nordics
BuyerTypeStatus
Nordic Industrial GroupIndustrialNDA signed
Fjord Capital PartnersPEAwaiting approval
Berg Family OfficeFamily officeTeaser opened
Baltic Serial AcquirersSerial acquirerInvited
From the marketplaceRegistered buyers with a matching sector and size see the teaser automatically.

03 · DealBid

Bids that can actually be compared

Buyers submit bids through a six-step form instead of free text over email. Price, structure, financing, timeline and conditions are in the same format for everyone — and can be lined up side by side and exported to a spreadsheet.

  • Process letter, phases, deadlines and what opens when — all controlled in the timeline
  • Q&A with every buyer in one place, published to the whole field
  • Only the buyer's primary contact can submit — no duplicate submissions
  • Up to ten revised bids per buyer, and you see what changed, field by field
Under the hood
  • Signed bid with name and title
  • LOI attachments
  • Export comparison to spreadsheet
  • Deadline countdown
  • Audit log
  • Process summary as PDF
DealBid — comparison, round 2
BuyerEVCashEarnoutExcl.
A560100 %30 d
B54570 %5545 d
C61080 %4060 d
D47060 %9090 d
DeadlineRound 2 deadline in 2 days and 14 hours. Three of four have submitted.

04 · Buy-side

Buy-side mandates with the client on the inside

Build lists of target companies with financials and priority, track the dialogue with each one, and share status directly with the client — industrial buyer or PE fund — in their own room. No status reports over email.

  • One project per client and advisor, with the number of active companies updated continuously
  • Activity log per company — who spoke with whom, when, and what was said
  • The client is invited in and sees only what you choose to share
  • Finished reports for the client: list by status, status report and activity report
Under the hood
  • Financials from the registry
  • Priority A/B/C
  • Ownership data
  • AI-assisted outreach
  • A room for each seller contact
  • A4 reports for the client
Buy-side — Project Nord, 34 target companies
34
Targets
11
In dialogue
3
Meeting set
TargetPrioRevenueStatus
Nordvest Teknikk ASA212Meeting set
Fjellstad Industri ASA168In dialogue
Sørlandet Montasje ASB94Contacted
Bergen Elektro ASB77Not a fit
SharedThe client sees status and activity, but not internal notes.

05 · AI

AI that writes, but never guesses

The AI writes text, summaries and presentations from your own material. Quotes are verified verbatim against the source, and where the basis is missing it refuses to write and creates a work item instead.

  • Everything the AI is unsure about gathers in one queue, with the source, how sure it is, and what changes when you approve
  • When the AI rewrites a passage, it can never introduce new figures or make an uncertain one look firmer
  • Valuation, tax and legal warranties are never written by AI — they become items for counsel
  • Instructions hidden inside an uploaded document are never carried out

How the data is handled

Client material is stored encrypted in the EU and is not used to train models. Each advisory firm sits in its own closed area, and every AI run is logged with cost and time — visible to you, with a ceiling you set yourselves.

Under the hood
  • Three phases
  • Quotes checked word for word
  • Required fields per chapter
  • Cost and time logged
  • Budget limit per firm
Work queue — 6 of 41 remaining
NormalisationOwner compensation above market, +NOK 1.3m
DerivedGrowth rate calculated by the AI — must be confirmed by the advisor
AnonymityThe company cannot be identified from the listing — 47 matches in the registry
Gap24 months of monthly accounts — owner: CLIENT
Processed35 / 41
  • Source excerpts 312
  • Quotes verified 128
  • Facts 604

06 · DealHub on iPad and iPhone

Two apps, each built for its own situation

Not the website wrapped in an app, but real iPhone and iPad apps that behave the way you expect — with the same data and the same access rules as in the browser.

DealHub for iPad — the advisor workspace

Approve NDA requests, follow bid rounds, preview CIM drafts and manage buyer lists while you are out with a client. The whole advisor workspace, in landscape and portrait.

DealHub BS for iPhone — the call queue in your pocket

A dedicated app for buy-side mandates. The call queue is ready, you log the outcome right after the call, move the company forward and set the next step — without opening a laptop.

  • A call queue you sort yourself, with swipe to move or remove and a “done today” counter
  • “How did the call go?” right after dialling: note, new status and next step — in one action
  • A new target company from the company registry in ten seconds — search, pull employees and industry code, done
  • Everything you record is saved and sent once you are back online — the app works as well in a lift as at the desk
  • Face ID unlocks confidential content, and status reports are generated from the phone

Both apps are in pilot and distributed to advisory firms through TestFlight.

DealHub for iPad — the control room with NDA requests awaiting approval
DealHub BS for iPhone — the call queue with target companies
  • DealHub · iPadOS 18+
  • DealHub BS · iOS 18+

And the rest of the working day

What keeps the firm running between transactions

Deal Control Center

A live board for the office TV: overview, pipeline and buy-side rotate automatically, with your logo and colour, automatic day and night themes and an activity ticker along the bottom.

Messages and alerts

Buyer dialogue and internal messages gathered per transaction, with alerts when something needs action — and a digest instead of one notification per event.

Client portal

The seller follows their own process in a dedicated room, with timeline, documents and buyer interest — approving material on their phone, without access to anything else.

Statistics per transaction

Who opened the teaser, who moved on to the CIM, which chapters were actually read and who downloaded the databook.

Users and roles

Invite advisors and administrators into the firm, with invitation links, roles and a full view of who has access to what.

History and audit trail

Every access, every bid, every approval and every download is logged with actor and timestamp — ready to be presented.

Operations and security

What your client is going to ask about

Your own closed area

Each advisory firm sits in its own closed area. No data leaks between firms.

Data in the EU

Encrypted both in transit and in storage, and stored in the EU.

Watermarking

Every PDF is stamped per recipient on delivery, including in external previews.

Interrupted work resumes

If a long AI job is interrupted it picks itself back up — and the chapters already finished remain.

About DealHub

Built by people who have run the processes themselves

  • Oslo · Stockholm · København
  • Norwegian and English
  • No commission

DealHub is built inside the Norwegian M&A community, by advisors tired of holding a transaction together with spreadsheets, shared folders and email threads. Everything we build has to survive the question a buyer actually asks: where does this figure come from?

The platform is operated from Norway, with data stored in the EU. We take no commission and do not compete with our customers for mandates — the marketplace exists so buyers find your opportunities, not ours.

Get in touch

Get a proposal matched to your deal flow

Tell us briefly how many transactions you run per year and which parts of the process cost you the most time today. We will come back with a proposal and concrete pricing.

Pricing model

Subscription per advisory firm, matched to the number of advisors and transaction volume. The buy side is always free — that is how the marketplace fills up.

Getting started

Your own area with your firm's identity, users and NDA templates. We run the first mandate together with you.

We normally reply within one business day.