Categorical readiness
See whether the package has insufficient evidence, needs work or is ready for initial review.
Fast to review. Easy to understand.
Understand your package before initial buyer review.
Upload claims, invoices, contracts, receivables, or other rights. DaDepo reviews the available evidence and returns Sellability Readiness: what is established, what needs work, and which document or review step to take next.
- Categorical readiness
- Five readiness dimensions
- Prioritized next actions
What you get in your scan
A practical first answer before you commit to a full asset workflow.
Missing items
Understand which documents, facts, or confirmations are still needed.
Key facts extracted
Capture parties, amounts, dates, and rights in one place.
Prioritized next action
Improve the package, review the draft, then choose whether to save an unfinished Asset Passport.
What changes after the scan?
Before
Scattered files and unclear readiness
- Scattered PDFs and emails
- Unclear readiness
- Hard to present to buyers
- Missing documents are easy to overlook
After
Clear, structured, and actionable
- Evidence completeness
- Needs work
- Asset clarity
- Established
- Next action
- Add supporting evidence
- Categorical readiness and dimension states
- Evidence questions made visible
- Prioritized next actions
- Clearer preparation for controlled review
What you can scan with DaDepo
Start with supported document packages for a document-based readiness assessment.
Claims
Invoices
Receivables
Contracts
Licensing Rights
Debt Portfolios
Designed for clarity
Simple outputs that business users and review teams can understand.
Built for compliance
Structured records and controlled access support secure transactions.
Prepare for the next review step
Move from scan findings to a private draft, controlled sharing and, when eligible, a later market workflow.
Lower-friction start
Start with a practical scan before deciding on the next step.
Start a Sellability Scan.
Based on the documents you provide; not a legal conclusion, valuation, buyer commitment or guarantee of transfer or sale.