MeNAcOS · Mergers and Acquisitions Operating System
The operating system for
M&A advisory firms.
Origination to settlement in one workspace: the CRM, the valuation, the data room, the paperwork and the AI, on your firm’s own brand.
Four instrument families, one ceremony. Every document your firm issues carries your logo, your wording, your fee structure and your licences.
Your firm, measured
The top of your board, on the morning you sign in
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LIVE LISTINGS
pushed from the CRM at go-to-market
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CLOSED · 12 MO
total consideration, last twelve months
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VERIFIED FINANCIALS
of listings at data level 5 or better
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MEDIAN TIME TO CLOSE
from go-to-market to completion
Not one of those four is a statistic about us. They are the tiles at the top of your board, and they fill in from your own deals. The em-dashes matter as much as the numbers will: when a figure cannot be measured — a service unreachable, an appraisal never run — it stays an em-dash. It never quietly becomes a zero.
The paperwork
🗂️ End-to-end paperless: click — choose · click — authorize · boom — send.
NDAs, LOI/HOAs, Engagements, Listing Agreements, Purchase Agreements, signatures — one flow with seller or broker controlled access. Type a detail once and every document that needs it pulls it across. No email chains. No printing, scanning or posting. Auto-filled, signed, sent, countersigned.
NDA
Issued from your firm’s own wording, signed at a public link with no account, and filed with a signature ledger and an executed PDF. Signing it is what opens the data room.
Sales Authority
The real instrument, named the way the state names it — because a document that calls itself the wrong thing is the first sign to a principal that the software was built somewhere else.
VIC Sales Authority · NSW Agency Agreement · QLD Agency AppointmentEngagement Letter
Buy-side engagements on your paper, with your fee structure carried onto the document rather than typed into it again.
Heads of Agreement
HOA, LOI, MOU or Heads of Terms — your firm chooses the title, it freezes into the agreement at draft time, and both sides render the same word from the same record.
One record
Type it once. It flows into everything.
One valuation questionnaire and one EBITDA recast — add-backs, part-year annualisation — and every document downstream is already filled in. Re-asking for a value the system already holds is treated as a bug here, not as a UX preference.
The AI
✨ AI does the heavy lifting. A person signs off.
Written from the deal’s own file
AI reads your client’s financials into the valuation, explains the earnings in plain English, and drafts the description, teaser and CIM from the deal’s assembled dossier. Everything it writes lands as a draft your advisor edits and approves.
🔍 Every fact has a source
Figures are labelled by where they came from — read from filed financial statements, or advertised by the seller. Anything we only estimated is not shown as fact.
It is told what is missing
The dossier goes to the model with an explicit list of the sources that are absent, so it is told what it does not have rather than left to fill the gap. And with no provider key configured the request returns a clean error — never invented output wearing the shape of a report.
Comms
Your mailbox and calendar, inside the deal
📬 Your own mailbox
Each advisor connects their own mailbox — Gmail and Outlook by OAuth, or any IMAP account with its own credentials. It stays their mailbox; the deal simply gets to see the part of it that belongs to the deal.
🧵 Threads that find their own deal
Conversations match themselves to deals by participant email, so the correspondence is already filed by the time you go looking for it.
🎙️ A notetaker you can send in
Dispatch an AI notetaker to a meeting link. It transcribes, extracts the decisions and the actions, and the result lands against the deal — as a draft, like everything else the AI writes.
The data room
A data room that knows who’s looking
Five clearance tiers. Access is derived on the server from who you are, never from the browser. Documents open the moment an NDA is signed. And every page a buyer opens carries their own watermark, burned into the file bytes — so a screenshot names the screen it came from.
A watermark painted over the viewer would have been easier. It is also deleted in two seconds, and it is gone the instant the file leaves the tab. The mark has to be in the bytes and it has to be composed per viewer, on the read — a watermark that names nobody in particular identifies nobody in particular.
The workspace
The whole sale, one board
Mandate → Lead → Client → Listing. Live enquiry, offer and LOI counts on every card, executed agreements detected rather than ticked by hand, and projected fees from your own fee schedule.
And when a service cannot be reached, the board says so in those words. It counts its own failed reads and tells you which ones they were, because “no offers” and “we could not read the offers” send you to completely different actions — and a board that guesses between them wastes the only thing a principal is short of.
Origination
Where your next mandate comes from
Origination, instrumented. A free public appraisal turns a business owner into a valuation, the valuation into a conversation, and the conversation into a mandate — with every step counted, so you know which channel actually produces engagements.
Four stages, each one counted. That is the whole of it, and saying so is the point: what this measures is the funnel you already have, end to end, instead of asking you to trust that the top of it is working.
White label
Your firm, your paper
Your logo, your appraisal brochure, your NDA wording, your fee structure, your state licences and company registrations — carried onto every document you issue. Your client reads your firm’s name on it, because it is your firm’s document.
Sales Authority · exclusive · commission schedule and retainer as set in your fee structure, with your licence number in the footer.
Agency Agreement · exclusive selling · the same instrument, named the way New South Wales names it, on their brand and their terms.
One document, two firms, no shared branding anywhere on the page a client sees.
Before you switch
The questions principals actually ask
The new era
This isn’t another marketplace. It’s a redesign of how businesses change hands — for buyers, sellers, brokers, accountants, lawyers and lenders alike.
Newspaper classifieds gave way to online marketplaces. This is that moment again.