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Public companies see their value every second. Private companies see theirs every five years, when it's too late to change.
The owner doesn't know what they have.
A CCPC worth $4,000,000 one quarter can lose half its enterprise value the next (customer churn, owner dependency, a missed tax election) and nobody sees it until exit.
The advisor flies blind between engagements.
The financial analytics should be real-time, not decision-making on data three months stale.
The stakeholder cannot trust the books.
Diligence eats months because every figure has to be re-derived from scratch. There is no provenance trail, no audit signature, no way to verify.
Live valuation intelligence for private companies
Five valuation methods run in parallel, weighted by industry and stage. Twenty-five qualitative signals adjust the result in real time.
Every figure is provenance-tagged, hash-chained, and reproducible on demand.
Valuation Engine
Five methods, weighted on the fly.
EV/EBITDA, DCF, Capitalized Earnings, Net Asset Value, and Liquidation, all running simultaneously. The platform weights them based on industry, growth profile, and asset intensity, and shows you the math behind the weighting.
Qualitative Layer
The risk a spreadsheet can't see.
Owner dependency. Customer concentration. Revenue reliability. Financial quality. Market position. Twenty-five signals that move the multiple, visible to every role, defensible to every buyer.
Role-Aware Views
The same truth, told six ways.
The CFO sees a monospace terminal. The CEO sees a one-page narrative. The advisor sees the full forensic stack. The buyer sees a $$$ banded range. Same data, different lens, no leakage.
Cryptographic Audit
Every number signed, every change traceable.
An append-only event log with SHA-256 hash chain and Merkle proofs. Field-level encryption on sensitive figures. Show a lender, a buyer, or the CRA exactly how a number was derived, and prove it hasn't been touched since.
From QuickBooks chaos to a buyer-ready dataset, in one ingestion pass.
Ingest.
Drop a QuickBooks export, CSV or Excel. Capital Toolkit parses every transaction into an immutable event log, hashed and timestamped on the way in.
Classify.
A five-pass mapper assigns each account to a master taxonomy: GAAP, tax, normalized, lender-ready, buyer-ready. You review, the platform learns, future periods are automatic.
Value.
The valuation engine runs continuously. Every change in the books (every adjustment, every qualitative signal) moves the headline number in real time.
Live and actuals, simultaneously
The model runs against last period's normalized figures while the accountant works on the new ones. When actuals arrive, the estimate is archived with its timestamp, never silently overwritten. You always know which number is which.
Built for the people who move private deals.
Advisors & CBVs.
Replace the quarterly valuation deck with a live dashboard. Show clients why their number moved, what to do about it, and how to defend it.
Accountants.
Your compilation work becomes a live asset. Map a client's books once; every future period flows through automatically with the same logic.
CFOs.
A monospace terminal that tells you what every operating decision is doing to enterprise value, before you make it, not after the next valuation.
CEOs & owners.
A single page in plain English: what the business is worth today, what's moving it, and the three actions that would move it most.
Buyers & PE.
Skip the diligence dig. See a cryptographically signed, audit-traced summary in banded ranges, drill down only where it matters.
Lenders.
Provenance you can rely on. Hash-chained books, field-level signed figures, and exportable lender-view statements in a click.
Audit-grade by design, not retrofit.
Most platforms tack security on at the end. Capital Toolkit's cryptographic spine, the hash chain, the Merkle proofs, the field-level encryption, was the first thing built. Everything else hangs off it.
AI features that handle client data are being moved behind a privacy gateway. It swaps identifiers such as SINs, business numbers, email addresses and phone numbers for placeholders before any text reaches a model. Designed with PIPEDA in mind.
Hash chain.
SHA-256, append-only, O(1) block creation. Every event signed, every signature reproducible.
Merkle proofs.
O(log n) verification of any single record without exposing the rest of the ledger.
Field-level encryption.
AES-256-GCM on sensitive figures, with a key-provider abstraction for HSM upgrade paths.
Role-based masking.
A buyer sees $50,000-banded ranges. A CFO sees the company-level figure. An advisor sees the raw numbers. Enforced at the database, not in the UI.
Where your data lives.
Data stored with Supabase on AWS in the United States (us-west-1, Northern California). Designed with PIPEDA in mind. Built for CCPCs by people who've filed T2s.
See it in action
One demo, one company, every role.
YBAWS! Inc. is loaded and live. Sign in as the CFO, the CEO, the advisor, or the buyer, and see the same business through four different lenses.
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