Deliverables

Five deliverables are handed over

When the advisory ends, all five are handed over with signed acceptance. They all belong to you, and you decide how to use them.

Handover list

Each deliverable is handed over with a statement of who wrote it.

By deliverable

What you receive, who writes it and how it remains

The participant creates the business plan and the product; the company writes the diagnostic report and the investor-perspective feedback.

Scarcity: medium

What you receive: A diagnostic document analyzing your areas of interest, current capabilities and the resources you can draw on.
Who writes it: CEO (former fund manager)
How it remains: It is the starting point for all later advisory work and records what you had when you began.

Scarcity: medium

What you receive: A document covering problem definition, solution, market, revenue model and execution plan.
Who writes it: Written by the participant · reviewed by the CEO
How it remains: It stays in a form you can use as is whenever you need to explain what you built to a third party.

Scarcity: high

What you receive: A prototype that actually runs, plus its source code and configuration documents.
Who writes it: Built by the participant · code and architecture advisory from the CEO
How it remains: It remains as a public repository and a live demo URL, so the fact that you built it can be verified.

Scarcity: very high

What you receive: A report diagnosing strengths and weaknesses against the criteria actually used in investment reviews.
Who writes it: CEO (former asset management fund manager)
How it remains: It shows how your idea reads in the language of capital.

Scarcity: medium

What you receive: Demo Day presentation materials, plus a video of the presentation and an attendance record.
Who writes it: Presented by the participant · recorded by the company
How it remains: A video record remains of you explaining what you built in front of an audience.

Before you start

We think it is better to state up front what we cannot do.

We do not provide legal opinions.Questions such as whether something is patentable or who owns the rights belong to attorneys and patent attorneys and are outside this program. If you need them, you will have to consult a professional yourself.
All rights to the outputs belong to the participant.This is stated in the contract, and the company is bound by confidentiality regarding participants’ ideas. The participant creates the business plan and the product directly. The company does not build them for you.
The quality of the outputs varies by participant.Advisory is provided with the same intensity, but what comes out depends on how much you build.
We do not decide where the deliverables are used.Our job is advisory. How you use what remains is your choice.

You may not need all of them. Let’s start the conversation there.