Entry Point · Capital Readiness
Sponsor-Readiness Intake
The first paid step in the SRP process. A structured capital readiness review that builds a complete picture of your company, project, and current state of funding readiness — before any deeper evaluation begins.
What It Is
A Structured Review, Not a Pitch Session
The Sponsor-Readiness Intake is available to companies that have passed the complimentary preliminary review. It is a deep, structured information-gathering process — not a pitch, not a consultation.
SRP is building a complete, organized profile of your company and project. The intake surfaces what you have, what you are missing, and what needs to be addressed before you are capital-ready and investor-ready.
What the intake covers
The Shift
Where You Are. Where This Gets You.
Before
Your company information is scattered across documents, emails, and conversations. You have never had it organized into a structured, sponsor-facing format. Gaps in your documentation are invisible to you.
After
Your company and project are organized into a complete, structured profile. Missing information is identified. You have a clear picture of your current capital readiness and what needs to be addressed before due diligence review.
Who It's For
Qualified Prospects Who Have Passed Preliminary Review
The intake is not open to all applicants. It is available only to companies that SRP has determined are worth a deeper look after the complimentary preliminary review. If you have not yet submitted a preliminary review, that is the starting point.
Next service in the SRP process
Sponsor-Readiness Review