Accountants, advisers, brokers and consultants use SME BASELINE to put a defensible, indicative value on an Australian SME — co-branded to your own firm. Your client uploads their financials and answers a short questionnaire. You review what's flagged, run the calibrated model, and deliver a range with the full working shown.
An actual case, ±12.5%. A valuation is a range plotted on a reference line — never a single number.
You run the whole thing inside your own login: create the client, pay, review the questionnaire, run the model, deliver the report. You only ever see your own firm's clients — enforced server-side, not just hidden in the interface.
They're never the paying party and never sign in to anything. They get a single-use link by email, answer a category-aware questionnaire in about 25 minutes, and it autosaves as they go.
Client details, financials upload, tier and commission, payment.
A single-use link, ~25 minutes, autosaves as the owner goes.
Work through what's flagged, then run the calibrated model.
A co-branded report with the range and the full working shown.
Most indicative valuations assert a number. SME BASELINE shows the bridge — size band, industry modifier, quality-score positioning, hard caps, earnings-to-price — and grades every adjustment by how it was reached.
Every earnings adjustment is tagged by how it was reached, in the workspace and on the report itself.
States exactly why the range widens: a low-confidence industry prior, stale records, owner-asserted add-backs, no lease reviewed.
Every report stamps its model and form version. Two reports built months apart use the same method.
Upload a P&L or balance sheet — PDF, CSV, scanned or not — and it's read and mapped to a standard chart of accounts, with a source label and confidence flag on every figure.
A chat widget in every workspace. General mode answers methodology and pricing questions before a firm signs up; case mode is a second set of eyes on one client's own figures — never another's.
Every accepted case writes a de-identified, versioned record. No cell is ever shown with fewer than five contributing records.
Full working shown, key financial metrics, a client-ready follow-up list.
Everything above, plus published ATO benchmark comparisons, peer-benchmarked KPIs, and prioritised recommendations.
A valuation method built for real-world Australian businesses, not tech startups — size band, industry modifier, quality score, hard caps, and an earnings-to-price bridge, calibrated against a growing benchmark of actual SME data.
