Score any acquisition opportunity across nine weighted criteria the moment a teaser or CIM lands, and get a pursue / hold / pass verdict out of 18. Use to triage deals fast, when asked to 'screen this deal', 'is this worth my time', 'score this opportunity', or to pass bad deals in minutes instead of weeks.
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description: Score any acquisition opportunity across nine weighted criteria the moment a teaser or CIM lands, and get a pursue / hold / pass verdict out of 18. Use to triage deals fast, when asked to 'screen this deal', 'is this worth my time', 'score this opportunity', or to pass bad deals in minutes instead of weeks.
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# The Quick-Screen Scorecard
*System 2 of 4 · PASS BAD DEALS FAST · [The Deal Kit](../../README.md)*
Most deals should be a pass. The skill is passing them in minutes, not weeks. Score any opportunity across nine criteria the moment a teaser or CIM lands, and let the total tell you whether it's worth your time.
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## The system
Paste below into Claude with the teaser or CIM.
Score this deal using the Quick-Screen Scorecard. Rate each criterion 0-2 (0 = poor / concerning, 1 = acceptable, 2 = strong), with one line of evidence each:
- Thesis fit
- Size fit
- Revenue quality
- Margin & cash health
- Customer diversification
- Owner independence
- Growth durability
- Price sanity
- Red-flag load (2 = few/none)
Mark any criterion you can't assess as "unknown" and don't guess. Total the score out of 18, then give a verdict using these bands: 13+ pursue, 8-12 hold and dig, under 8 pass, and name the single fact that would most change the result.
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> The bands are a starting point. Tune the thresholds to your own buy-box over time.
> *Analytical tool, not investment, legal, tax or accounting advice. Always check against the source documents.*
> See a full cited deal read: https://os.devaland.com/sample-brief
