Schedule
IV
Commercial
Customers, contracts, pipeline, market and competitive position. Owns the equity story.
- IV.1Obtain top-10 customer revenue concentration for the last three years.Severity A
- IV.2Test annual customer churn (logo and revenue) over the last three years.Severity A
- IV.3Review pipeline and weighted-pipeline conversion history.Severity B
- IV.4Sample top-20 customer contracts for term, renewal, change-of-control and exclusivity.Severity A
- IV.5Identify customers with MFN, audit, benchmarking or most-favoured-pricing clauses.Severity B
- IV.6Confirm change-of-control consent requirements in top-customer contracts.Severity A
- IV.7Map supplier concentration and any single-source dependency.Severity B
- IV.8Sample top-10 supplier contracts for term, exclusivity and termination.Severity B
- IV.9Confirm any rebate, volume-discount or co-marketing commitments to customers.Severity B
- IV.10Obtain market-sizing evidence (TAM/SAM/SOM) and source data.Severity C
- IV.11Confirm competitive positioning vs named competitors with evidence.Severity C
- IV.12Test ARR / NRR / GRR by cohort over the last 24 months.Severity A
- IV.13Confirm logo and net-revenue retention against an explicit cohort definition.Severity A
- IV.14Review pricing history and any planned list-price changes.Severity B
- IV.15Confirm any customer disputes, credits issued or service-credit liabilities.Severity B
- IV.16Obtain win/loss history for the last 12 months.Severity C
- IV.17Confirm referral, channel or reseller agreements and revenue split.Severity B
- IV.18Test customer reference calls for top-10 by revenue (where deal allows).Severity BBuy-side
- IV.19Review marketing spend, channel mix and CAC by channel.Severity C
- IV.20Identify any KOL, ambassador or influencer agreements and disclosure obligations.Severity C
Reviewed by Oliver Wakefield-Smith, Founder, Digital SignetLast verified 21 June 2026Schedule IV
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