Put Your Expertise at the Heart of the Deal
Connect with buyers, sellers and M&A professionals at the moment your expertise is needed. Dealogy brings together the people, technology, services and intelligence required to buy, build and sell businesses. Join the Provider Network to showcase your expertise, products and services, build trust with prospective clients and create new opportunities throughout the entire deal lifecycle.
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Great Deals Need Great People Around Them
Buying or selling a business rarely involves just a buyer and a seller. Successful transactions depend on experienced professionals providing the right expertise at the right stage of the deal. Dealogy is building a more connected M&A ecosystem so providers become easier to discover, understand and engage throughout the transaction journey.
More visibility
Contextual presence inside the transaction workflow, at the point where your category of expertise is needed.
Better-qualified opportunities
Structured context captured before an enquiry reaches you, so the first conversation starts further along.
Stronger professional relationships
Brokers, accountants, lawyers, lenders and specialists connected around the same transaction.
More completed deals
The right expertise arriving early enough to keep a transaction moving rather than to rescue it.
Professional Expertise Shouldn't Be Difficult to Find
Professional-services business development usually depends on referrals, personal networks, search engines, events, cold outreach, intermediary relationships, generic directories and repeat clients. Those channels remain valuable and Dealogy does not replace them. It adds contextual visibility inside the actual M&A workflow.
Found at the wrong moment
A directory is searched when somebody already knows they need a lawyer. Dealogy can surface the category at the stage the need arises.
- Discoverable by transaction stage
- Relevant to the deal in front of them
- Not dependent on the client knowing what to search for
Judged on a paragraph
A generic listing gives a prospect a company name and a phone number. A provider profile carries expertise, trust signals, services and content.
- Structured expertise, not free text
- Verified information marked as verified
- Your own guides and insight
Enquiries with no context
Most inbound arrives as a name and a vague requirement, so the first meeting is spent establishing facts that could have been supplied.
- Client type and transaction stage
- Industry, location and value
- Service required and timescale
Disconnected from the deal team
Being engaged is not the same as being part of the transaction. Selected professionals can be brought into the deal itself.
- Enquiries and proposals
- Document access at the level granted
- Deal-team participation
Be Present When the Need Arises
Dealogy follows the transaction from first consideration through completion and beyond, which creates openings for providers at four distinct points rather than one.
Pre-deal preparation
Valuation input, financial clean-up, tax structuring, legal housekeeping and getting a business ready to be sold or to buy.
Transaction execution
Due diligence, legal drafting, acquisition finance, insurance and the specialist work a live deal generates.
Completion
Disclosure, completion accounts, funding, warranties and the mechanics of getting a transaction signed.
Post-deal growth
Integration, people, systems, marketing, operations and the value creation that follows the transaction.
Why Join Dealogy?
The measure is the quality and relevance of the enquiries you receive, not the number of them.
Reach deal-active clients
People who are actually transacting, at the point they are transacting, rather than an audience browsing a directory.
Showcase expertise
Your specialisms, sectors, deal sizes and experience expressed as structured information a client can filter on.
Better-aligned opportunities
Matching on industry, geography, deal size, transaction stage and service requirement, so what reaches you fits what you do.
Become part of the deal workflow
Move from being found to being engaged, with the transaction context already in front of you.
Build trust before introduction
Qualifications, accreditations, regulatory status and experience visible before the first call.
Grow professional networks
Brokers, advisers and other providers working on the same transactions as you.
Reduce business-development friction
Less time qualifying, more time doing the work you were engaged for.
Join the Dealogy Provider Network
Six steps, and the first three are the only ones that need anything from you.
Create your profile
Company information, people, locations and the basics a client checks first.
Select your specialisms
Categories, sectors, transaction stages and deal sizes you actually work on.
Showcase your services
What you do, with indicative scope, timeline, information requirements and deliverables where that helps a client understand it.
Become discoverable
Present in the directory, the category pages and the transaction stages your expertise belongs to.
Receive opportunities
Enquiries that arrive with client type, stage, industry, location, value, requirement and timescale already attached.
Build relationships
With clients, with brokers and with the other professionals around the same deals.
Where does your expertise sit?
Ten categories, each becoming its own discovery page and filter. If your specialism spans several, it can appear in several.
Finance & accounting
Accountants, corporate finance advisers, tax advisers, financial due diligence, quality of earnings specialists, fractional CFOs.
Legal
Corporate, M&A, commercial, employment, property, IP and regulatory specialists.
Funding & finance
Commercial finance brokers, banks, alternative lenders, private credit, asset and invoice finance, acquisition finance, growth capital.
Due diligence
Financial, legal, commercial, operational, technology, cybersecurity, HR, environmental, property and regulatory.
Insurance & risk
M&A insurance, warranty and indemnity, cyber, key person, business insurance and risk advisory.
Business advisory
Management, strategy and operational consultants, business coaches, growth advisers and turnaround specialists.
Technology
CRM, ERP, cybersecurity, data rooms, accounting technology, business intelligence, automation, AI and integration specialists.
People & integration
HR consultants, recruitment, executive search, leadership, culture, change management and post-merger integration.
Property & assets
Commercial property, surveyors, asset valuation, machinery specialists, environmental consultants and property due diligence.
Growth & post-acquisition
Marketing, sales, technology, operations, recruitment, strategy, digital transformation and business integration.
More Than a Directory Listing
A Provider Profile works as a professional storefront, and at the same time as the structured data that powers search, filters, category pages and matching. It is both the marketing surface and the source.
Company and expertise
Who you are and what you actually specialise in, expressed so it can be filtered rather than only read.
- Company information and people
- Sectors, deal sizes and transaction stages
- Specialisms and service types
Trust signals
Professional services depend on trust, so the profile carries the evidence of it. Verified information is clearly distinguished from information you supply yourself.
- Qualifications, accreditations and regulatory status
- Professional memberships and insurance
- Identity and company verification
- Experience, reviews and testimonials
Services, made easier to buy
Where it suits the work, a service can carry indicative scope, timeline, information requirements, deliverables and pricing model. This is to clarify an engagement, not to commoditise professional judgement.
- Indicative scope and timeline
- What you need from the client
- Deliverables and pricing model
Your own expertise, published
Guides, articles, transaction insights, videos, checklists, sector commentary, case studies and FAQs. Educate, build trust, create conversations.
- Let your expertise do more of the selling
- Content attached to your categories
- Found by clients researching the problem
Relevant Expertise. At the Relevant Moment.
As a buyer, seller or broker reaches a transaction milestone, Dealogy can surface the provider categories that milestone actually needs: M&A legal advice, financial due diligence, tax structuring, acquisition finance, insurance. Recommendations are contextual and transparent, and they are not a guarantee of suitability.
Matched on what fits
Industry, geography, deal size, transaction stage and service requirement, rather than on who paid for placement.
Context before the first conversation
Client type, transaction stage, industry, location, business value, transaction value, funding requirement, service required, timescale and supporting documents.
Deals are won by teams
Brokers, accountants, lawyers, lenders, due-diligence specialists, insurers and consultants connected around the same transaction ecosystem.
Transparent, not guaranteeing
A recommendation explains why it was made. The client chooses, and professional judgement stays with the professional.
Dealogy Doesn't Have to Replace Your Technology
Dealogy is a connected M&A operating system, not another system to migrate into. Providers can progressively connect the tools they already run. Bring what works for you; Dealogy connects the journey around them.
Client and calendar systems
CRM, calendar and email, so an opportunity reaches the place you already work from.
Documents and data rooms
Document management and data rooms, so material lives where your firm's policy says it should.
Accounting and workflow
Accounting systems and workflow tools, connected rather than duplicated.
APIs
For firms whose systems are their own. Connection is progressive; nothing has to be connected to join.
M&A Is Becoming More Connected
Clients increasingly expect faster answers, greater transparency, digital workflows and better access to expertise. AI makes information easier to find, while expertise, judgement, trust and professional relationships remain fundamental. Technology where it helps. People where they matter.
Help shape the future of professional services in M&A
We are inviting early providers to help decide what this becomes, while it is still being decided.
- What information clients actually need
- What makes an opportunity valuable
- Which workflows should be connected
- How technology can improve professional relationships
What a founding provider gets
Direct influence over the roadmap, and a say in the standards the network is held to.
- Your category shaped around how you really work
- Early access before the network opens
- A direct line to the founding team
Real numbers, counted this second
We are early, and we would rather say so than quote statistics we have not earned. These are counted live from the platform as this page loaded.
Joining the Provider Network: common questions
Is this a directory?
Does Dealogy replace my existing business development?
What makes an enquiry from Dealogy different?
How is trust handled?
Do I have to publish my prices?
Will AI decide who gets recommended?
What does it cost to join?
Put Your Expertise Where Deals Happen
Showcase your expertise. Build trust. Create relationships. Generate opportunities. Become part of the deal journey.
Provider matching is contextual guidance and is not a guarantee of suitability, of an engagement or of an outcome. Clients choose their own professional advisers, and professional judgement remains with the professional.