M&AOP
Tiger Team M&A · Operations & Productivity
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M&AOP is an AI platform for M&A operations, purpose-built for corporate development teams and private equity firms. It spans the full deal lifecycle, from strategy and due diligence through post-merger integration and value capture.
The platform anchors deal execution to strategic rationale through a structured framework called the Deal NorthStar.
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From each NorthStar, M&AOP generates deal-specific deliverables (diligence checklists, integration plans, risk assessments), validates strategic alignment across workstreams, and provides continuous governance so integrations stay on track with the thesis that justified the acquisition. M&AOP fills the strategic decisioning layer that sits between data sources (data rooms, CRMs, documents) and execution tools (Asana, Jira, Monday.com).
It reads from and writes to existing tools in the M&A stack, functioning as a strategic orchestration hub rather than replacing any single point solution.
Tiger Team M&A also provides strategic advisory services, including deal strategy workshops, integration readiness assessments, M&A capability building, and custom platform deployment.
Solutions serve serial acquirers, PE firms managing portfolio-wide governance, and mid-market teams building their first programmatic M&A capability.
Founded by Fortune 100 M&A practitioners with decades of cross-functional deal leadership experience.
Key Features
- Deal NorthStar (structured strategic rationale per deal)
- AI-generated diligence checklists and integration plans
- Strategic alignment monitoring across workstreams
- Portfolio dashboard with cross-deal visibility
- Scenario simulation and strategy stress-testing
- Agentic advisory chat with M&A domain expertise
- KPI tracking and deal performance reporting
- Artefact inventory with version control and approval workflows
- Bidirectional integration with project management, data rooms, and CRM tools
- Role-based access controls and audit trail
- Zero-trust architecture with data isolation per organization
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