Downloads. Whitepapers and Claude prompts from Ortent tools.

What a SaaS or AI company should build from day one so that due diligence lifts its price instead of cutting it. Nine domains, three ideas that decide how diligence goes, and the specific transaction effect of each weakness. Twenty-three pages.

A copy-and-paste Claude project prompt. Nine due-diligence domains, one at a time, with a citation behind every readiness score. Silence is not readiness; a policy alone caps readiness at 4; nothing invented.

Every English health system's 2026 board papers scored against the nine priorities of the 10 Year Health Plan. Where the gap between importance and delivery is widest, and what it means if you sell software or sit on a board. England only, as at July 2026. Nine pages.

A copy-and-paste Claude project prompt. Paste your trust or system board pack and score it against the same nine priorities, on the same two axes and evidence rule as the radar, then set it against the national averages.

Why companies fail, how buying really works, the assurance stack you must clear, the competition you are actually against, and a five-level readiness model. England-focused, verified July 2026. Fifteen pages.

A copy-and-paste Claude project prompt. Twenty markers, one at a time, a, b or c. Mandatory gates override. Five-level verdict, axis reads, and the single gate to clear next, in the same voice as the whitepaper.

Twenty questions across four operating components. Thirty minutes to run, ninety to talk through. Three cross-industry worked examples, plus where the model does not apply. Twenty-four pages.

A copy-and-paste Claude prompt. Twenty questions, one at a time. Hedges pushed back. Component and total scores at the end, in the same voice as the whitepaper.

Twelve markers across three components. A diagnostic for boards and CROs auditing conflation across four partner archetypes. Three worked examples, plus the before-and-after of a rebuild from twelve partners to two. Twenty-five pages.

A copy-and-paste Claude project prompt. Twelve markers, one at a time, A or B. Hedges pushed back. Component scores and rebuild recommendation at the end, in the same voice as the whitepaper.

Fifteen markers across five foundations: commercial model, go-to-market, deployment, retention and support discipline, organisation. Traffic-light scoring. A decision rule that treats amber and red as blocking. Three worked examples. Twenty-five pages.

A copy-and-paste Claude project prompt. Fifteen markers, one at a time, Green/Amber/Red. Hedges pushed to amber. Foundation traffic lights and a decision-rule verdict at the end, in the same voice as the whitepaper.

Four revenue patterns, a six-axis qualifying lens, and a four-stage funding ladder with evidence gates and kill criteria. Written for CFOs, PE operating partners, and chairs approving an AI new-revenue investment. Twenty-two pages.

A copy-and-paste Claude project prompt. Pattern classification first, then a six-axis scoring pass rated one to five. Funding-stage recommendation, riskiest-axis read, and a draft Probe brief you can take to the CFO.