Consulting / Technical due diligence
Know what you are buying, before you sign.
An independent review of a product's code, architecture, security and team, for investors, acquirers and boards. You get a written report with the risks, what they would cost to fix, and what to ask the founders.
What the review covers. The technical questions that change a valuation or a deal.
Code quality
How the code is written, tested and maintained, and how hard it will be to change.
Architecture and scalability
Whether the system can handle the growth the business plan assumes.
Security
Access, data handling, secrets and known weaknesses, with the serious issues ranked first.
Technical debt
What will need rebuilding, and a rough view of the cost and effort.
Team and process
How the engineering team works, ships and depends on key people.
Infrastructure and costs
Hosting, third-party services and running costs, and where they will grow.
AI claims checked
Whether an AI feature works as described, how it is evaluated and what it depends on.
Web3 and smart contracts
Contract security, custody and token design reviewed for blockchain products.
Licensing and dependencies
Open-source licences and third-party dependencies that could create risk.
Delivered work behind our advice. Our recommendations draw on systems we have built. These are delivery engagements, not consulting projects.
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How a review runs. Scoped to the deal, ending in a written report.
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Scope
Agree the questions that matter for this deal, and the timeline.
Scope
- Deal questions
- Systems in scope
- Timeline and access
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Access
Read-only access to code, infrastructure and documents, plus time with the team.
Access
- Code repositories
- Infrastructure and docs
- Team interviews
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Review
Code, architecture, security and process reviewed against the business plan.
Review
- Code and architecture
- Security checks
- Debt and cost estimate
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Report
Findings ranked by risk, with costs to fix and questions for the founders.
Report
- Risks ranked
- Cost to fix
- Questions for founders
Why investors and acquirers use us. A review from people who build these systems.
Independent
We are not selling the deal. If the code has problems, the report says so plainly.
Grounded in delivered work
Advice informed by AI and Web3 systems we have shipped, not theory.
AI and Web3 depth
We can tell a working AI system or smart contract from a demo, because we build both.
Written for decision makers
A plain summary for the investment committee, with the technical detail behind it.
Scoped to the deal
We review what affects the decision, not everything in the repository.
Confidential
Access is read-only and findings are shared only with the people you name.
Engagement models. Pick the shape that fits where you are.
Before a term sheet or close
A focused review of the risks that affect the investment decision.
Before the deal closes
A deeper review of code, team and integration effort for an acquirer.
After the investment
A review of a portfolio company that needs a technical health check.
What our clients say.
“Avinya Labs built our full-stack AI solution, delivering scalable infrastructure, optimized AI workflows, and a seamless user experience. Their expertise accelerated our launch and significantly reduced execution risk.”
“Avinya Labs built our AI travel chatbot … A highly capable team that delivers ahead of the curve.”
Technical due diligence FAQs.
What is technical due diligence?
An independent review of a company's technology before an investment or acquisition: the code, architecture, security, team and costs, and the risks they create for the deal.
What do we get at the end?
A written report: an executive summary, findings ranked by risk, a rough cost to fix the serious issues, and questions to put to the founders.
How long does a review take?
It depends on the size of the product and the deal timeline. We agree the scope and timeline before we start.
Can you check whether a company's AI actually works?
Yes. We review how the AI feature is built, how it is evaluated and what data and models it depends on, so you know whether it works as described.
Do you need access to the source code?
Read-only access gives the most reliable answer. If that is not possible, we can review architecture documents and run interviews, and the report says what could not be checked.
Ready to turn your vision into reality?
Tell us about the company and the deal timeline. We'll tell you what a review would cover and how long it would take.
Or email contact@avinyalabs.co