Strategic buyer overview / Product asset
Inspect the product.
Then inspect the proof.
RoasPilot is an early-stage software asset for explainable ad-spend review. This overview separates inspectable product capability from the commercial evidence a buyer still needs.
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01 / Evidence boundaries
A clear starting point
for due diligence.
Capability descriptions below are based on source inspection. They are not an attestation of production operations or commercial results.
Implemented in source
- Merchant export analysis
- Local CSV reconciliation for advertising, Shopify-style order ledgers, cost definitions and tracking evidence. Contribution arithmetic and false-winner screening retain explicit provenance and uncertainty.
- Reviewed customer reports
- A named operator approves or rejects every finding. Edited recommendations require renewed approval. The downloadable report includes input hashes, source rows and declarations; uploaded CSVs stay in tab memory.
- Explainable decision engine
- Four versioned rules for spend/conversion divergence, zero conversions, pacing and channel imbalance. Tests and explicit limitations accompany the engine.
- Human review workflow
- A synthetic decision room with approve/reject actions and rule/evidence lineage. No live advertising account integration or budget execution.
- Commercial validation workflow
- Diagnostic applications, first-party event counts and an owner-gated evidence board. Collection mechanisms are implemented; commercial performance is not established by them.
- Handover documentation
- Architecture, environment inventory, retention logic, operations and transfer notes are present in the source repository.
The walkthrough uses only labeled synthetic inputs. A deterministic rule match is inspectable; a customer outcome requires separate evidence.
Evidence still required
- Revenue and customers
- Verified revenue, collected payments, customer contracts, retention and operating expenses have not been supplied for this overview. No revenue multiple or valuation is presented.
- IP and asset ownership
- Seller/entity details, contributor assignments, license inventory and domain ownership require documentary verification before any transfer.
- Production operations
- Live integrations, storage configuration, backup restoration, uptime history and a production security review still require evidence.
- Customer outcomes
- The demo's dollar amounts are synthetic scenarios. Measured customer savings and repeatable willingness to pay remain unverified.
Current position: product review can begin. A revenue-backed business sale requires verified commercial records and ownership documentation.
02 / Proposed handover
Know what transfers.
Final scope belongs in an agreed asset schedule. Accounts, personal data and third-party rights are not assumed to be transferable.
Source & product
Application source, versioned rules, tests and design tokens. Subject to ownership and license verification.
Operations & documentation
Build instructions, environment inventory and handover notes. Credentials must be rotated under buyer-controlled accounts.
Commercial records
Only verified, appropriately redacted evidence shared by the owner. No customer or application data is exposed on this page.
03 / Questions before a deal
Answer the hard questions.
Is this a live ad-account optimization platform?
RoasPilot reviews supplied exports locally and provides a separate synthetic walkthrough. Meta, Google, TikTok and Shopify production connectors are not configured, and it executes no live budget changes.
Does flagged exposure mean money saved?
No. It is a scenario amount attached to a rule-matched synthetic condition. Recoverable waste, causality and actual savings require customer-account evidence.
What supports a business valuation?
Verified collected revenue, expenses, customer concentration, retention and transfer rights would be needed. Those records have not been supplied here. Product capability alone does not establish a business valuation.
What is the next step?
Inspect the demo and discuss scope with the owner. Request the relevant ownership, financial and operational evidence privately before making a binding decision. This page is an overview, not an offer or a complete data room.