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A due-diligence screening pass

A pattern, not an account: what a screening method looks like once consistency stops depending on who picked the file up.

This is a pattern, not a customer story. Nobody is named on this page and no result is claimed, because there is no permissioned account to write about yet. What follows is the shape the work takes on YAMO for a due-diligence team.

The work being packaged

The screening pass you run on every file. It has a method behind it — an order things are done in, sources that get read, a format the result arrives in — and today that method lives in the heads of the people who learned it.

What the contract looks like

  • Trigger. On demand, when the work is asked for.
  • Intake. The subject and the documents.
  • Artifact. A structured review, in your order.
  • Delivery. Back in the account that started the run, priced per run.

What changes

The method stops being something only certain people can follow, and starts being something that runs the same way each time — including when the person who wrote it is doing something else.

What goes here next

A real, permissioned account: who, what they packaged, and what actually happened, with their agreement to say so.

The rest of the site

Where to go next

Start here

Package the work you already do

Copy a Playbook out of the library, point it at your own references, and run it.