The due diligence report is ready in seconds
On Professional, Ejerblik brings your asset register together in one report: risk, assets that need action, renewals, costs and documentation for your cyber insurance. Save it as a PDF, or share it with a secure link.
The report rests on what is in the register.
The report is built from the asset register every time you open it. It shows the number of assets, critical assets and assets lacking documentation, the spread across categories and risk levels, and the assets that need action.
Then come renewals in the next 90 days, a contract overview with the total cost per month and per year, and the documentation for cyber insurance.
If something is missing, it shows at the top, such as assets with no renewal date or critical assets without 2FA. You know what to fix before the report goes out.
Share the report without sharing access.
On Professional, you share the report with a link that is valid for 30 days. The recipient does not need to create an account or log in, and you can protect the link with a password.
A typical example: the buyer's lawyer asks for documentation of which domains, licences and accounts the company owns. You send the link, and the lawyer sees the report in the browser without access to the register itself.
You decide how long the documentation is out of the building. You can delete the link when due diligence is over, and if you create a new one, the old one stops working.
See what you pay for, in one place.
The contract overview gathers every asset with a price, converted to a comparable monthly cost, with supplier, renewal date and a total per month and per year.
In practice, it needs the price filled in on the asset. If it is not, the report points you back to the assets so you can add it.
You can tell the buyer, the auditor or the bank what the company’s digital operations cost, without digging through the books.
The documentation your insurer asks for.
The cyber insurance section shows, for each asset, whether two-factor authentication (2FA) is on, whether the login is documented and whether admin access is documented, with the share for the whole register at the top.
The same section works for an external IT audit, because it answers the questions that usually come first: who has access, and is that access protected?
You can send the figures instead of explaining them. And if you run usage confirmations, the report also gets an access review section showing who was asked and what was decided.
A report for when the company passes to the next generation.
Besides the due diligence report, there is a separate succession report. It gathers the assets sorted by risk, the admin access that has to be handed over, and a legal checklist of the key points in a handover.
You enter the name of the person taking over and the handover date, and the report gets a section on a digital will: email accounts, domains, payment cards on subscriptions, 2FA apps, password manager and cloud storage.
You find out in time if a critical system is tied to the former owner’s phone, not when the handover has already stalled.
Documentation that is ready when someone asks
Built from the register
The report rests on the data in your asset register when you open it. Correct an asset, and the report is up to date next time.
Share without login
A link valid for 30 days with an optional password. The recipient does not need an Ejerblik account.
Save as PDF
Save the report as a PDF and put it in the data room, or send it by email to your adviser.
Questions and answers
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