Stealth AI StartupCo-Founder
Oct. 2025United States, New YorkAutomating the most time-consuming part of QoE (Quality of Earnings) work and turn messy P&L exports into analysis-ready financials. What used to take analysts 8 to 12 hours per deal for data cleanup, account mapping to a standardized chart of accounts, trial balance reformatting, value conversions, and LTM trend prep now runs in about 15 minutes from upload to output. For a team reviewing about 100 targets per year, that reduces manual prep from roughly 1,000 hours to about 25 hours, freeing around 975 hours, or about a 97.5% reduction. At about 140 hours per QoE engagement, that reclaimed time translates to capacity for about 7 additional full QoE reports annually, or about $875K in incremental revenue assuming $125K per report, plus about $97.5K in labor savings using $100 per hour, for roughly $972.5K in Year 1 value. Blits also removed common sources of rework and risk, including Excel formula and version control issues, roll-forward inconsistencies when stub periods change, and nuance misses from offshore prep.