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Documents and due diligence: what you can check before you sign

Most of what a buyer checks about Logics7 is public, with a link to the source. The rest is sent on request during due diligence. Below is what sits where.

Public, with the source

What we sayWhere to check
LOGICS7 LTD, a private limited company registered in England and Wales, company number 14260707, incorporated on 27 July 2022. Registered office: Fourth Floor, 4–8 Ludgate Circus, London, EC4M 7LF, United Kingdom.Companies House
D-U-N-S number (Dun & Bradstreet): 229140142.Dun & Bradstreet
Client agreements are signed by our director, Dmytro Suponev. Mark Prais, CEO, leads client relationships and signs the Build Decision.Companies House: officers
Reviews of our services are collected on Clutch only.Clutch
Prices are thresholds, excluding VAT.Prices

On request during due diligence

Insurance, tax and company records are provided on request during due diligence.

Ask your manager, or write to hello@logics7.com.

Set out in writing before any build

Nothing is agreed before the Build Decision. If we proceed, your payment, the 30% stake (you hold 70%), the new company and the publishing contract are set out in writing before any build.

Scope, roles, budget, IP, milestones, acceptance criteria and the commercial structure, in writing.

On Annual Product Operations, the yearly roadmap is confirmed in writing at an offer meeting prepared for your business.

What we don’t claim

  • We don’t guarantee that a product will succeed.
  • We don’t call the Build Decision independent: it’s our decision whether to put our own development into your product.
  • We don’t hand over the research behind it. You get the letter, and it’s yours to keep.

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