A slice of every portfolio company's revenue was invoiced, delivered — and never collected. It ages, it's written off, and it's treated as gone. Zindo turns that abandoned AR back into cash: no new labor, no capex, nothing out of pocket.
No investment thesis to underwrite. No integration risk. Just cash recovered from accounts your operators had already given up on.
Recovered dollars flow straight to the bottom line — and EBITDA carries a multiple at exit. Even at half the multiple you'd argue for, the enterprise-value lift dwarfs the cash.
Your operators approve a file list — that's the whole ask. No hires, no systems to buy, no capex to justify. You implement; we do the rest.
Pure contingency across the portfolio. No recovery, no fee, no retainer. There is no version of this that costs you money.
Move the sliders. The estimate updates live. Then take the Dare on one company to replace the estimate with your actual number.
Rough inputs are fine — this is a directional estimate.
Illustrative. Contingency success fee of 25% assumed.
Clearing the backlog is largely a one-time lift — we don't dress it up as recurring EBITDA. With Zindo Command feeding newly abandoned AR each cycle, part of it recurs. Estimate only; not a forecast or guarantee.
*Recovery rate measured on accounts within the applicable statute of limitations. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Run recovery across as many portfolio companies as you choose — one relationship, one point of contact, one view of recoverable AR that today sits scattered across each company's books. Add companies without adding overhead, on the terms your operating partners already speak in.
"We won't name our largest client. That's exactly how we'll treat you."
*Measured on accounts within the applicable statute of limitations. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Pick one portfolio company. Send us the accounts three agencies already failed on. We'll work them at our risk — and you'll know exactly what your portfolio's abandoned AR is worth.