A five-part guide to diligence-readiness — the order investors actually work through your financials, why revenue recognition breaks most SaaS diligence, where the MRR/ARR waterfall reveals the gap between your deck and your books, how accruals and cutoff determine whether your margin is real, and what it takes to stay diligence-grade every month rather than scrambling for it before a raise.
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