KnowVisory Global, a leading finance and accounting advisory firm serving startups, SMEs, and CPA firms across the U.S., UK, and Canada, today announced the expansion of its transaction advisory capabilities with financial due diligence services.

The offering is designed to help founders, investors, acquirers, and other stakeholders gain a clearer view of a company’s financial position and performance before a transaction, funding round, or strategic transition.

As mergers, acquisitions, investments, and business sales move forward, reported financial performance may not tell the complete story. One-time items, unusual revenue patterns, working capital requirements, customer concentration, debt-like obligations, and other financial factors can influence valuation, deal terms, and post-transaction performance.

KnowVisory Global’s financial due diligence services provide a structured assessment of these factors, helping stakeholders identify potential risks and better understand the financial fundamentals of a business.

The offering includes:

• Quality of Earnings (QoE) Analysis: Assessing the sustainability of reported revenue and profitability and identifying unusual or non-recurring items.
• Balance Sheet Review: Evaluating assets, liabilities, working capital, and net debt to identify potential financial risks.
• Cash Flow Assessment: Reviewing historical and projected cash flows to assess liquidity and underlying business performance.
• Working Capital Analysis: Examining receivables, payables, and operating cycles to identify potential adjustments and areas of concern.
• Financial Statement Review: Reviewing financial records for consistency, completeness, and potential anomalies.
• Risk Identification: Identifying potential tax exposures, related-party transactions, financial inconsistencies, and other issues that may affect transaction value or negotiations.

“Businesses often enter funding rounds, acquisitions, or ownership transitions without a complete understanding of what their financials are telling them,” said Sanjeev Kumar, CPA, Founder and CEO of KnowVisory Global. “Our goal is to give growing businesses a structured, evidence-based view of their financial position so they can approach important decisions with better information and greater preparedness.”

Purpose-Built for Startups, SMEs, and Their Investors

Unlike traditional due diligence providers focused primarily on large enterprise transactions, KnowVisory Global tailors its financial due diligence process to the scale and pace of startups and small-to-mid-sized businesses with lean finance teams and evolving financial processes.

The service is available to:

• Investors and acquirers evaluating a target company
• Founders and sellers preparing for a transaction (vendor due diligence)
• CPA firms seeking a diligence partner for client engagements
• Companies undergoing internal ownership or leadership transitions

By combining accounting expertise with transaction-focused financial analysis, the company aims to help stakeholders move beyond headline financial figures and examine the underlying drivers of business performance.

For more information about KnowVisory Global’s new service line, visit Financial Due Diligence Services.

About KnowVisory Global

KnowVisory Global is an outsourced finance and accounting services provider helping startups, SMEs, growing businesses, and CPA firms manage their bookkeeping, payroll, tax, compliance, financial planning and analysis (FP&A), and strategic finance functions.

With offices in Dallas, Texas, and Bengaluru, India, KnowVisory Global combines accounting expertise, technology, and flexible finance support to help businesses manage financial operations and make better-informed decisions throughout their growth journey.

To learn more, visit www.knowvisoryglobal.com.

New platform gives loan officers, processors, underwriters, and closers direct, role-specific answers — not just guideline search results

Bangalore – August 12, 2026 — OwnGCC, a provider of  Global Capability Center solutions for U.S. mortgage and insurance companies, today announced the launch of EICHI, a role-based knowledge base built specifically for the mortgage industry. EICHI is available now at eichi.owngcc.com.

Named for the Japanese word for wisdom and intellect (英知, eichi), the platform is designed to solve a bottleneck common to nearly every mortgage organization: dependency on a small group of top underwriters to answer the guideline questions that keep files moving. A loan officer asks whether an income source will work. A processor asks what document is required. A closer asks whether a file can fund with an open condition. The answers exist in the guidelines, but until now, only the most experienced underwriters could retrieve them fast enough — and while everyone waits on them, files stall.

“That’s not a talent problem, it’s a distribution problem,” the company said. “Expertise exists inside every mortgage organization — it’s just trapped with a handful of people instead of available to everyone who needs it. That’s exactly why we built EICHI.”

Role-Based Reasoning, Not Just Search

Unlike traditional guideline search tools, which return the same paragraph to every user, EICHI applies role-based reasoning: it gives every seat in the loan file lifecycle access to the same underlying guideline knowledge and decision-making expertise, tailored to how that role actually needs to use it. The same question means something different depending on who’s asking, and EICHI is built to know the difference.

For loan officers, EICHI provides structuring answers up front — helping loans go to underwriting clean the first time instead of after a round of conditions. For processors, it removes the guesswork around documentation requirements, reducing re-requests from borrowers. For underwriters, it absorbs repetitive guideline questions so their time goes toward judgment calls that require real expertise. For closers, it delivers clear answers on whether a file can fund with a given condition, instead of leaving the file waiting in a queue for clarification.

Built for Scenarios, Not Borrower Data

EICHI is built for asking questions and exploring scenarios — structuring deals, resolving conditions, and stress-testing guidelines — not for processing loan files. The platform does not require borrowers’ personally identifiable information (PII) or nonpublic personal information (NPI), is available 24/7, delivers role-based answers, and grounds every response in cited guideline sources.

Availability

EICHI is live today and available to mortgage organizations at eichi.owngcc.com, where teams can sign up for free access.

About OwnGCC

OwnGCC helps mid-market U.S. businesses build captive Global Capability Centers (GCCs) in India through a build-operate-transfer (BOT) model, giving clients structured ownership transfer rather than open-ended outsourcing. The company is ISO 27001:2022 certified and applies a Lean Six Sigma practice, Lean Edge, across client operations. OwnGCC works primarily with mortgage and insurance companies, alongside clients in logistics, fintech, healthcare, and IT/tech. EICHI is a product of OwnGCC.

As construction businesses manage multiple projects, subcontractors, retainage, and complex billing cycles, maintaining accurate financial records and real-time project visibility becomes increasingly challenging. To help contractors overcome these complexities, KnowVisory Global, a leading provider of outsourced finance and accounting solutions, today announced the expansion of its Construction Accounting & Bookkeeping Services, designed to help general contractors, specialty contractors, and construction businesses streamline accounting operations, improve project profitability, and scale with confidence.

“Construction companies need more than accurate books – they need timely financial insights to manage project profitability, control costs, and support growth,” said Sanjeev Kumar, CEO of KnowVisory Global. “Our construction accounting services are designed to help contractors streamline financial operations, strengthen internal controls, and make better business decisions with confidence.”

The company offers a comprehensive range of services, including:

• Job costing and project profitability reporting
• Cost code management
• Work-in-progress (WIP) reporting
• Progress billing and retainage accounting
• Certified payroll management
• Accounts payable and subcontractor payment management
• Bank and general ledger reconciliations
• Month-end close and financial reporting
• Overhead allocation and job profitability analysis
• Audit and bonding support
• Sage Intacct, QuickBooks Online, NetSuite, and Xero support

The company’s outsourced accounting model allows construction businesses to scale their finance operations without increasing internal overhead while maintaining accurate financial reporting and stronger compliance.

Construction companies that partner with KnowVisory Global benefit from:

• Improved job costing accuracy and project-level financial visibility
• Faster month-end close and reporting cycles
• Standardized accounting processes across multiple projects
• Better cash flow monitoring and cost control
• Scalable accounting support for growing construction businesses

With extensive experience supporting businesses across multiple industries, KnowVisory Global combines accounting expertise, modern cloud accounting platforms, and standardized processes to deliver reliable finance and bookkeeping support tailored to the construction sector.

Construction companies looking to improve financial visibility, streamline accounting operations, and support sustainable growth can learn more by visiting their website.

About KnowVisory Global

KnowVisory Global is a fast-growing finance and accounting firm providing bookkeeping, accounting, payroll, financial reporting, and CFO support to businesses and CPA firms. Leveraging experienced accounting professionals and technology-enabled processes, the company helps organizations improve financial visibility, strengthen compliance, and scale efficiently across industries, including construction, healthcare, technology, manufacturing, professional services, and real estate.