M&A Target Intelligence

Name: M&A Target Intelligence
Author: apifyforge

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M&A Target Intelligence について

M&A target intelligence at your AI agent's fingertips — this MCP server runs pre-acquisition due diligence screening by orchestrating 16 Apify actors in parallel across financial filings, IP databases, workforce signals, technology assessment, and reputation data.

基本情報

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ライセンス

MIT

公開者

apifyforge

設定

以下の設定を使って、このサーバーを MCP 対応クライアントに追加してください。

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "m-and-a-target-intelligence-mcp": {
      "url": "https://ryanclinton--m-and-a-target-intelligence-mcp.apify.actor/mcp"
    }
  }
}

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概要

What is M&A Target Intelligence?

M&A Target Intelligence is an MCP server that runs pre‑acquisition due diligence screening by orchestrating 16 Apify actors in parallel across financial filings, IP databases, workforce signals, technology assessment, and reputation data. It produces an Acquisition Readiness Score (0–100) with dimensional scoring across five factors and automatic deal‑breaker detection, built for corporate development teams, private equity firms, venture investors, and financial analysts.

How to use M&A Target Intelligence?

Add the server URL https://ryanclinton--m-and-a-target-intelligence-mcp.apify.actor/mcp to your MCP client configuration (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf) with your Apify API token as the bearer token. Then ask your AI assistant to assess a company by name—optionally providing the domain and GitHub organization—and call individual tools or acquisition_readiness_score for a full scan.

Key features of M&A Target Intelligence

8 specialized MCP tools covering financial, IP, workforce, tech, and market screening
16 parallel data sources executed simultaneously in under 3 minutes
Acquisition Readiness Score (0–100) across 5 weighted dimensions
5‑tier grade system from PRIME TARGET to NOT RECOMMENDED
Automatic deal‑breaker detection (insider selling, CFPB complaints, zero IP)
Insider trading sentiment and IP geographic coverage mapping
Tech debt scoring and modern stack bonus detection
Pay‑per‑tool pricing at $0.045 per tool call

Use cases of M&A Target Intelligence

Pre‑LOI acquisition screening for corporate development teams
Private equity deal sourcing with repeatable scoring across sectors
Intellectual property valuation for licensing and IP teams
Technology due diligence for engineering leaders and CTOs
Competitor acquisition monitoring via weekly scheduled runs
Reputation risk assessment for brand and communications teams

FAQ from M&A Target Intelligence

How does M&A Target Intelligence compare to manual screening or enterprise platforms?

Manual screening typically takes 2–3 days per target and costs thousands at $300+/hour. Enterprise platforms like Capital IQ or PitchBook cost $20,000–40,000 per year. This server automates the entire initial screen in under 3 minutes at $0.045 per tool call with no subscription.

What are the runtime dependencies?

The server runs on Apify in Standby mode (no cold‑start latency). You need an Apify API token for authentication and an MCP‑compatible client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP client).

Where does the data come from and how is it processed?

Data is sourced in parallel from SEC EDGAR, USPTO, EPO, EUIPO, CFPB, job market intelligence, tech stack scanners, GitHub, Trustpilot, multi‑platform reviews, SaaS competitive intelligence, SERP rank trackers, Shopify intelligence, and company research databases. All 16 sources are queried simultaneously within a single tool call.

What transport and authentication does the server use?

The server exposes an MCP endpoint over HTTPS. Authentication is handled via a bearer token (your Apify API token) passed in the MCP client configuration.

Are there any limits on how many tools or targets I can assess?

There is no hard limit – each tool call costs $0.045, so you can assess as many targets as your Apify account balance allows. Full scans (16 sources) and focused single‑tool calls are both supported.