B2B valuation services
Valuation reports delivered under your firm’s name
Extend your firm’s valuation capabilities without handing off the client relationship. AVAL provides the underlying analysis and can prepare the client-facing report under your accounting firm, advisory firm, or other approved third-party name.
- Your approved name on the report
- Partner-ready client delivery
- Reviewable analysis and schedules
A delivery model built around your relationship
The engagement can be structured to support an accounting firm, fractional CFO, transaction adviser, law firm, or another professional-services partner. Before work begins, the parties define the client channel, scope, review process, delivery responsibilities, and permitted use of the final materials.
Communication can remain partner-led while AVAL performs the valuation analysis, resolves technical questions through the agreed channel, and prepares the supporting schedules needed for review.
Put your firm or approved third-party name on the report
At your direction, the client-facing report can display the accounting firm, advisory firm, or other approved third-party name as the report brand. The cover, headers, footers, and delivery details can be configured to support the established client relationship.
Branding does not obscure engagement roles or change professional responsibility. The engagement terms identify the responsible parties, intended users, reliance, confidentiality, and limitations so the final work product remains clear and supportable.
- Approved firm or third-party name on client-facing reports
- Partner-specific cover, header, footer, and delivery details
- Defined review, revision, and approval workflow
- Consistent supporting schedules for internal files
Repeatable support across engagement types
The partner model can support private-company valuation, 409A, stock compensation, earnout, and other agreed valuation assignments. Standardized intake and review checkpoints help firms manage recurring work without reducing each engagement to a generic template.
Every conclusion remains tied to the specific company, valuation date, purpose, source information, and assumptions. A partner-branded report should preserve the same analytical traceability expected in a directly delivered engagement.
Bring the question into focus.
Share the purpose, date, and company context to begin a practical scope discussion.