NarroDiligence
We review the company profile so investors can trust it. What is verified stays. What is missing gets fixed before the profile is shared with investors.
The Narro Standard
We don't make introductions. We make qualified introductions.
Most matching services step aside after an introduction. Narro reviews the company profile first, before any company is introduced to our angel group network or a multi-angel-group showcase. Every introduction carries our verification, not just the founder's pitch.
We verify claims independently against primary sources. We don't rely solely on documents founders submit. We cross-reference, validate, and confirm before anything moves forward.
Every company is assessed through the same three-pillar framework. This consistency ensures fairness across evaluations and gives our partners a uniform basis for comparison.
We screen against the actual investment criteria our angel group partners care about. Our diligence is designed to answer the questions investors ask, not generic checklists.
Screening
Every company is assessed through the same three rooms. Legal. Financial. Operational. Nothing important is missed. Every assessment is comparable.
Corporate governance, cap table clarity, shareholder agreements, IP ownership, regulatory compliance, and entity formation are all verified against primary sources. We confirm the company is legally sound and structurally ready for investment.
We review historical financials, burn rate logic, revenue projections, use-of-capital plans, and unit economics. Assumptions are stress-tested against market comparables and stage-appropriate benchmarks.
Team backgrounds, traction metrics, market sizing, competitive positioning, and GTM execution are evaluated against what angel groups expect at each stage. We assess whether the opportunity matches the narrative.
The procession
Each step builds on the last. When we are done, the company profile is ready to share with investors.
Add the company details and main documents in one place. We mark what is missing before we go further.
We review records, numbers, ownership, and legal documents. We also check the team.
We sit with the founder. We ask about the plan, the numbers, and the market. Notes stay in the company profile.
We show what is strong and what still needs work. You get a simple list to fix.
Only a ready company profile is shared. Investors review the current profile.
The company profile
No detail is too small when capital is on the line. Here is what we review for every company.
Story
Documents
The data room stays on the profile, not rebuilt each round.
Numbers
Traction, financials, and the metrics investors will ask for.
Cap table
Ownership, options, and prior financing, kept current.
Team
Founders and operators, in the same place as the rest of the profile.
Outcomes
We have a bar. Not every company clears it. Every company receives written feedback, regardless of the result.
Company meets all criteria across our three-pillar framework. Proceeds to warm introduction with a full diligence package and contextual briefing for the angel group. Top-performing companies may also be invited to multi-angel-group investor showcases for direct exposure to 4+ networks simultaneously.
Company is fundamentally strong but has minor gaps. Introduced with disclosed conditions and a remediation timeline. The angel group is briefed on the specific areas to monitor.
Material gaps were identified during diligence. The company receives detailed written feedback and can re-submit after addressing the flagged issues. No introduction is made until the bar is cleared.
Company does not meet our standards at this time. Comprehensive written feedback is provided explaining the specific areas of concern. The founder is welcome to re-apply after meaningful progress.
Create your company profile. We will review it.
How it works