Built for the way your deal team actually runs

Diligence platforms built for compliance teams don't move at deal speed. 3PMA does. Pre-LOI screens, confirmatory DD, and post-close 100-day plans in one tool, run by your deal team or your operating partners.

From bid to Day 100, one workspace.

Three stages every PE deal goes through. 3PMA runs all three on the same data, so the diligence becomes the integration plan.

01
Days 1-5

A read fast enough to change the price

60-control screen against the 3PMA DD framework, run by your deal team without a consultant. Fast enough that the IC can use it in the bid, not after.

2-5 days · Single PDF · Composite score · Red flags
02
Weeks 1-3

The deep dive, organized

Full assessment, policy comparison, tech inventory, vendor risk, and SBOM analysis in one workspace. Everything reps and warranties will turn on, captured with audit trail.

Multi-framework · Evidence cited · Cost model · IC-ready report
03
Days 1-100

The plan that actually closes

Same workspace, now driving integration. Findings to remediation, tool consolidation, inherited vendor disposition, policy harmonization. The diligence artifact becomes the playbook.

Day-1 · Day-30 · Day-90 · Day-100 milestones
Built for Your Operating Model

However your fund is structured, 3PMA fits

Single-GP shops, multi-fund platforms, and operator-led sponsors all use 3PMA. The platform scales with the way you actually deploy capital.

SF
Single Fund
One fund, one workspace. Run every deal through 3PMA without standing up an in-house diligence function. The platform handles the rigor; the deal team owns the thesis.
MF
Multi-Fund Platform
Separate workspaces per fund, with a firm-level view across active diligence and portfolio integrations. Operating partners and central teams both see what they need.
PC
Platform Consolidation
Add-on heavy theses live and die on tech consolidation. 3PMA quantifies overlap and integration cost across multiple targets, so the platform thesis is defensible from day one.
What PE Teams Tell Us Is Broken

The honest list

DD reports arrive too late to change the deal
By the time external DD consultants finish the report, terms are signed and the IC has moved on. The work happens, but the leverage is gone.
Zero continuity from DD to integration
The diligence findings live in a PDF on a shared drive. The integration team rebuilds the picture from scratch. Six months later nobody can answer "are we done with the gap list?"
Every portco starts from zero
No shared frameworks, no shared evidence, no shared baseline. Each new add-on is a fresh diligence cycle, even when the same controls were assessed on the parent six months ago.
Consultants who don't know your thesis
External CISOs file the same generic report regardless of deal type. Pre-LOI screen and confirmatory DD look identical. The thesis-relevant signal gets buried.
The 3PMA Difference

Three categories. Three answers.

PE teams running tech and security DD have three options today. Here's how 3PMA compares to each.

vs. Consultants
Independent diligence consultants do good work, slowly.
Them
3 to 6 weeks to a report
Them
PDF deliverable, no continuity
Them
Generic methodology per consultant
3PMA
2 to 5 days for a pre-LOI read
3PMA
Live workspace through integration
3PMA
Same framework every deal, calibrated to your thesis
vs. Spreadsheets
Excel and shared drives don't carry the deal.
Them
No audit trail or versioning
Them
Manual scoring, easy to game
Them
Dies the day after close
3PMA
Full audit trail and evidence
3PMA
AI-scored, defensible, calibrated
3PMA
Becomes the integration plan
vs. Point Tools
Stitched-together tools weren't designed for M&A.
Them
GRC tools built for ongoing compliance
Them
No integration cost modeling
Them
No deal lifecycle awareness
3PMA
Built for M&A workflows from day one
3PMA
Tech inventory feeds the IRR model
3PMA
DD to Day 90 in one platform

Walk through it on a real deal

A 30-minute demo with the founder. Bring a target, bring a thesis, or bring questions. We'll show you how 3PMA fits the way your team actually runs.