The new standard for financial due diligence
Opio is built around the reality of an engagement, from the dataroom to the report: the trial balance, the databook, and the judgment calls in between.
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Native to transaction services
Most AI tools were built for documents, then adapted to finance. Opio started from the general ledger, and everything it produces reconciles back to it.
From dataroom to databook
Specialised agents start crunching the data room the moment it lands: they read every document and prepare the first cut of every analysis. The intelligent part of the work begins two hours into the engagement, not one week in.
Your judgment stays where it belongs
Opio reads the entire dataroom and the accounts down to the entry level, then suggests the EBITDA and net debt adjustments it finds, each with its supporting evidence.
You always know what was checked
Controls are built into every workflow: each figure reconciles back to the ledger, and each step either passes or is escalated for your review.
Configured to your firm, not to ours
Opio applies your firm's method on every engagement: your chart of accounts mapping, your databook formats, your own controls. We are opinionated about how the work gets produced, and neutral about whose method it follows.
Max Banide
Manager at Nexia S&A
I asked it to rebuild a complete invoicing database from 391 documents in the data room. The result was spot on.
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