Due diligence
Playbooks for due-diligence teams
A screening method is only worth what its consistency is worth. Written down as a Playbook, every file gets the same checks in the same order.
Consistency depends on who picked the file up.
- The checklist exists, and following it is still a matter of discipline.
- A finding is only as traceable as the notes somebody remembered to take.
- Volume is capped by the number of trained reviewers you have.
The contract, in four lines
Every Service on YAMO publishes the same four things. Nothing here is a promise about the future: it is what a run does.
- Trigger
- On demand, per file
- Intake
- The subject of the review, and the documents it is assessed against
- Artifact
- A structured review that follows your checks in your order
- Delivery
- Back in the account that started the run, priced per run
Common questions
Is the output a decision?
No. It is a structured review produced by your method, for a person to decide on. YAMO does not make the call and nothing published here should suggest it does.
Can I see what a run actually did?
Every run leaves a run folder with its receipt — what was read, which Plays ran and what each produced — so a finding can be traced back to its step.
Where to go next
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Playbooks, ready to run: proven templates with real example outputs. Each one is a working starting point you copy into your account and make yours.
Start here
Build the Service you already deliver
Copy a Playbook out of the library, point it at your own references, and run it.