Acquiror AI

MCP server · Firm and Enterprise

Ask Claude or ChatGPT about your deals. Get the answer from the deal record.

Acquiror AI exposes every deal's data to the AI assistants your team already uses through the Model Context Protocol. More than 60 tools, a 35-prompt M&A catalogue, and the same tenant isolation as the app.

An assistant answering from the deal record What did we decide on Northgate Mechanical, and why? No Go, high confidence, recorded 17 October 2026.The seller held at CAD 2,466,000, above the triangulated high of CAD 2,041,920, andthe aggressive financing case falls to 1.13x DSCR. Passing at this price.Read from the deal record: decisions, valuation, financing An assistant answering from the deal record What did we decide on NorthgateMechanical, and why? No Go, high confidence, recorded 17October 2026.The seller held at CAD 2,466,000, abovethe triangulated high of CAD 2,041,920,and the aggressive financing case fallsto 1.13x DSCR. Passing at this price.Read from the deal record: decisions,valuation, financing
Illustration. The question is one of the examples below; the answer restates the demonstration deal's recorded decision, in the figures the product holds.

What it is, for the non-technical reader

MCP is the open standard that lets an AI assistant call a tool. Connect Acquiror AI as a connector in Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity or Cursor, sign in with your Acquiror AI account, and the assistant can read your pipeline, a deal's QoE, its valuation scenarios, its financing coverage and its memo context, and answer in your chat.

Example questions:

  • "Which deals in Deep Due Diligence have a DSCR below 1.25× on the selected scenario?"
  • "Summarize the revenue durability of Target Co and list the top three concentration risks."
  • "Draft the executive summary for the Northwind memo using the locked FY2024 QoE."
  • "What did we decide on Deal 42 and why?"

What it exposes

Tool groups cover deals and pipeline, deal context, documents, Q&A, financial analysis, QoE (periods, adjustments, the earnings bridge, evidence), valuation (scenarios, comparables, DCF, triangulation, sensitivity, the audit trail), financing (scenarios, instruments, underwriting, stress tests, debt capacity, risk flags), working capital, revenue durability, decisions and milestones, investment memo sections and notes, tasks, playbooks, contacts and their ratings, tags, analytics, reference data and user info. Every tool is tenant-scoped: the assistant sees only what the signed-in user can see in the app.

What an assistant can change

An assistant reads the record and asks questions of it. No tool creates or edits a deal record, so your QoE, valuation, financing and decisions change only in the app. The one tool that writes anything is Ask, which runs a metered Q&A against the deal's documents and logs the question and answer to the deal's Q&A history, exactly as the app does. MCP is the integration surface, in place of a public API.

The assistant reads the record. Only Ask writes, and only to the Q&A history. Claude ChatGPT Perplexity Cursor MCP connectorOAuth sign-in through MicrosoftEntra External ID. The assistantholds a token for the user,never a shared secret. More than 60 tools, tenant-scopedEach call sees only whatthe signed-in user can seein the app The deal recordPipeline and dealsDocuments and Q&AQuality of EarningsValuationFinancingWorking capitalRevenue durabilityDecisions and milestonesInvestment memoTasks, playbooks, contactsAnalytics and reference data Ask: the one writeA metered Q&A, logged to the deal's Q&Ahistory exactly as the app does QoE, valuation, financing and decisions change only in the app The assistant reads the record. Only Ask writes, and only to the Q&A history. ClaudeChatGPTPerplexityCursor MCP connectorOAuth sign-in through Microsoft EntraExternal ID. The assistant holds a tokenfor the user, never a shared secret. More than 60 tools, tenant-scopedEach call sees only what the signed-inuser can see in the app The deal recordPipeline and dealsDocuments and Q&AQuality of EarningsValuationFinancingWorking capitalRevenue durabilityDecisions and milestonesInvestment memoTasks, playbooks, contactsAnalytics and reference data Ask: the one writeA metered Q&A, logged to the deal's Q&Ahistory exactly as the app does QoE, valuation, financing and decisions change onlyin the app

Security

  • OAuth sign-in through Microsoft Entra External ID; the assistant holds a token for the user, never a shared secret.
  • Tenant isolation is enforced server-side on every tool call, the same as the web app.
  • MCP access is available on Firm and Enterprise; other plans cannot connect.

The prompt catalogue

35 ready-to-use M&A prompts across 14 modules, available in the assistant and in the app's Prompt Templates browser. Investment memo (5), valuation (5), deals (4), financing (3), revenue durability (3), working capital, QoE, decisions, portfolio and more. Each prompt pre-injects live deal context so the assistant starts from the record, not from a blank page.

What comes out of it

Answers in your assistant's chat, drawn from a deal context that states the same figures in the same words as the memo, and 35 prompts that start every conversation from the live deal context.

Which plan

Firm and Enterprise. Upgrading adds the MCP server and the prompt templates together.

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