Project-based · PA · MD · DE

Technology Due Diligence for Investors & Growth-Stage Companies

Vendor assessments, infrastructure audits, and M&A technology reviews that surface risk before it becomes cost.

CROIA performs technology due diligence for investors, acquirers, and growth-stage companies across Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware. Engagements include vendor and platform assessments, infrastructure audits, and M&A technology reviews, delivered as fixed-scope projects that surface technical risk, cost exposure, and integration considerations before a decision is made.

The need

Where this service fits

The problem

Technology decisions in an acquisition, investment, or major platform commitment carry risks that are invisible without a technical review. Fragile infrastructure, hidden technical debt, over-provisioned contracts, and integration landmines routinely surface after the deal closes, when they are most expensive to fix.

How CROIA solves it

CROIA performs an independent technology review before the commitment is made. A structured assessment of infrastructure, vendors, contracts, and technical risk, delivered as a fixed-scope project with clear findings, so investors and leadership can price risk accurately and decide with evidence.

What's included

Scope of the engagement

How it works

A senior advisor, engaged the way you need

01

Conversation

A no-cost scoping discussion of the decision and the target.

02

Scope

A fixed-scope engagement defined to the depth the decision requires.

03

Review

Independent assessment of infrastructure, vendors, contracts, and risk.

04

Report

Clear findings with prioritized risks and cost exposure.

Proof

Client & colleague voices

“Matthew Cox is a highly professional, reliable and results orientated Service Delivery professional. I have always found him to be very knowledgeable and dedicated to his work. He has been responsible for successfully managing all aspects of one of the largest accounts in Pennsylvania, including service, financial and sales.”

John Bilson — Global IT Service Management (ITSM) Executive, ITIL Certified
Common questions

FAQ

What is technology due diligence?

Technology due diligence is an independent review of a company's or platform's technology, infrastructure, vendors, and risks, typically performed before an acquisition, investment, or major commitment, so the decision-maker can price technical risk accurately.

Who uses technology due diligence?

Investors, acquirers, private equity, and growth-stage company leadership evaluating an acquisition, a major platform decision, or their own technical position ahead of a raise.

How is a due diligence engagement structured?

As a fixed-scope project, defined to the depth the decision requires, ending in a findings report with prioritized risks and cost exposure.

How long does it take?

Timeline depends on scope and is set during the initial conversation. Focused reviews are faster; full infrastructure and M&A reviews take longer.

Ready to see what's possible?

Whether you're weighing a decision, a project, or a gap in your technology leadership, the first conversation costs nothing.