HADAL · Holistic Azoth Deck Analyser Logic A clinical diagnostic of the business beneath the deck
A diagnostic of your deck, business model and capital plan. Verdict in 48 hours.
Submit your deck or information memorandum with a 10–15 minute brief. HADAL tests it against your answers and public market data, and Mahima Dwivedi reviews every assessment before release.
The traction was real. The plan still could not be evaluated: nothing connected the capital being raised to the outcome it promised.
Growth Plan lens. A real company that is still scaling, so its name and specifics are withheld.
What HADAL exposes
Three things investors find before you do.
Rejection rarely names its cause. "Too early" or "not the right fit" usually means one condition surfaced before the story was heard. HADAL finds it first.
Business mechanics
See whether the commercial model holds at scale.
Unit economics, cost to serve and revenue quality, and whether the growth plan outruns the team and capital behind it.
Where your answers and your document disagree, HADAL flags the divergence. It is never smoothed over.
Capital vulnerabilities
See whether the capital plan survives the runway.
Burn, runway and raise size read together; whether the stated use of capital fits the operating profile; and which funding routes are realistic.
Judged by coherence, not by generic benchmarks. A capital-heavy business is not penalised for being capital-heavy.
Strategic blind spots
See what your materials fail to evidence.
Funded competitors you haven't named, claims your materials don't evidence, and market or regulatory signals drawn from public data.
Findings are stated as evidenced or not evidenced. No opinions dressed up as scores.
Choose your lens
One diagnostic, three lenses.
You select the lens at the start of the brief. Questions adapt to it.
Fundraise Readiness
Can this company go to investors now, under its declared capital objective?
10–12 min
Growth Plan
Does the growth plan hold under execution and capital pressure?
12–15 min
Investor Screening
For funds: does this opportunity fit your mandate, and is the company investment-ready?
3–5 min
What you receive
A decision, not just a report.
Start with the snapshot. Go further only if it earns it.
SubmitDeck or IM + 10–15 min brief
SnapshotComplimentary · within 48 hrs
Full report₹3,999 / $49
Decision session45 min · ₹11,999 / $129
Snapshot
Complimentary
with every submission
Built with the same rigour as the full report, so you can judge the method before you pay for it.
StrongestABCDStructural gaps
Your readiness band, from A (strongest) to D (structural gaps)
The single condition your plan hinges on
What is already working
How many gaps sit in each layer
Full report
₹3,999 / $49
Standard ₹25,000
Every finding, in the order an institutional reviewer would meet it.
Each finding with its evidence, what is not evidenced, why it matters and what would make it evaluable
Market and competitor context from public data
The evaluation sequence: what to resolve first, and why order matters
Decision session
₹11,999 / $129
Standard ₹25,000
45 minutes with Mahima Dwivedi, prepared through a short questionnaire so the time goes to decisions. You leave with a clear decision and one recommended next step.
Introductory pricing until 31 December 2026. The report and the session are independent; take either, both or neither.
Inside the full report
Every lens produces a full report with the same structure: an evidence review, findings in the order an investor would meet them, and what would make each gap evaluable. Below is one excerpt from each lens.
Real companies, real findings. These are businesses that are still raising or scaling, so names and identifying specifics are redacted.
Fundraise Readiness lens. Every claim tested against the evidence, with a verdict for each dimension.
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Growth Plan lens. One finding in full: what is evidenced, what is not, where the plan breaks, and what would make it evaluable.
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Investor Screening lens. An opportunity checked against a fund's stated criteria, dimension by dimension.
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Where it leads
When the findings call for it, Azoth scopes focused work, one step at a time, on fixed fees.
A commercial model that holds
Investor-ready evidence
A capital path through runway pressure
An expansion plan sized to capacity
Who it's for
Built for companies with something at stake.
For
Founders from pre-Series A to Series A preparing a raise
Series A and B companies whose growth has stalled
Mid-market and family businesses planning capital, expansion or transition
Funds screening opportunities against their mandate
Not for
Idea-stage founders looking for a pitch template or slide design
Anyone wanting an "investor-ready" stamp without the evidence behind it
Behind HADAL
Mahima Dwivedi
Founder of Azoth Business Solutions, an independent capital and strategic advisory firm for pharma and healthcare, clean energy, fintech and other regulated sectors.
Previously held full regional responsibility (P&L, regulatory, team and market entry) for Torrent Pharmaceuticals and Cadila Pharmaceuticals across MENA, Southeast Asia, South Asia, Latin America, Europe and the US. Led M&A due diligence in Sweden, UAE and Algeria.
Walkthrough video: how HADAL reads a real submission
Questions
Before you submit.
What is HADAL?
HADAL (Holistic Azoth Deck Analyser Logic) is a clinical diagnostic of the business beneath the deck. It tests your deck or information memorandum, a structured brief and public market data against the sequence investors, boards and buyers use, and reports what surfaces first: gaps in business mechanics, capital vulnerabilities and strategic blind spots.
How is HADAL different from AI pitch deck analysers?
Pitch deck analysers score slides. HADAL assesses the business underneath: whether the commercial model holds, whether the capital plan survives the runway, and whether the evidence reaches the decision-maker. It cross-checks your answers against your document and public data, flags every divergence, and every assessment is reviewed by Mahima Dwivedi before release.
Why the name HADAL?
The hadal zone is the deepest part of the ocean. HADAL looks beneath the deck, at the business mechanics, capital vulnerabilities and strategic blind spots that sit under the surface of a pitch or plan.
What do I need to submit?
Your deck, business plan or information memorandum as a PDF, and a 10–15 minute brief. Answer based on current reality rather than how you would like the business positioned; divergences are flagged, not resolved silently.
How long does it take?
The snapshot arrives within 48 business hours of submission. A full report arrives within 48 business hours of payment.
What do the bands mean?
Band A is the strongest position; Band D indicates structural gaps that need resolving before the next step. Most companies sit between, with a small number of specific conditions to address.
What does it cost?
The snapshot is complimentary with every submission. The full report is ₹3,999 ($49) and the 45-minute decision session is ₹11,999 ($129) at introductory pricing until 31 December 2026. Standard pricing is ₹25,000 for each.
Is my data confidential?
Submissions are used solely to produce your assessment and are never shared with third parties. Only Azoth reviews them. Full details are in the privacy policy.
What happens after the report?
Nothing, unless you choose. If the findings call for focused work, Azoth scopes it one step at a time, on fixed fees.
Start
Find what surfaces first, before your investors, board or buyers do.
