Fifteen questions across the five pillars. Put in their revenue, work through it with them in the room, and it returns a score, a pillar-by-pillar heat map, the two areas to attack first, and an EBITDA opportunity sized to their own business — with every assumption stated on screen.
Run the diagnostic →What the April 6, 2026 Section 232 change does to a stainless-steel product line: the duty basis moved from metal content to full customs value, so the same rate costs multiples of what it did. Model the landed-cost shock live, and see why it forces a price increase — which opens the window.
Open the model →A tariff-driven price increase opens a 90-day window. Retailers load at the old price. Ninety days later the deductions arrive on a basis nobody documented. Shows the shipment whipsaw, five claims matched against the commitment on record — and one that cannot be proven either way.
Open the demonstration →Deduction-level view across five retailers: what was committed, what was claimed, what the variance is, and the ledger evidence behind each dispute. Includes a recovery model you can move with the leakage and recovery-rate assumptions.
Open the demonstration →What trade recovery is worth across a private-equity portfolio — company by company, with conservative, realistic, and aggressive scenarios carried through to enterprise value at exit multiple.
Open the model →The walkthrough for the diagnostic: what to do in each phase, what to say across the table, and how to close into a working session. Written for the room, not for the file.
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