Merger, acquisition, carve-out: master your software stack without a consulting firm
Qorbow automatically compares the software stacks of two entities, detects duplicates, and generates a ready-to-use consolidation or transition plan — the work a strategy consulting firm used to bill for, done in a few clicks.
Two scenarios, one tool
Whether you're absorbing a company or divesting part of one, Qorbow adapts to the direction of the deal.
Merger & acquisition
Upload the target company's invoices, contracts, and SAM exports. Qorbow detects every software already present on both sides and builds a 100-day consolidation plan — which contracts to cancel, which to renegotiate at a combined volume, and in what order.
Carve-out & divestiture
Going the other way, prepare an entity's separation: Qorbow identifies which software the divested entity needs to keep using temporarily (TSA dependencies), which to re-subscribe to independently, and a realistic timeline to full software autonomy.
How it works
Upload the target entity's documents
Its most recent invoices, contracts, and SAM exports — in a dedicated scenario space, never mixed with your own data.
Automatic duplicate detection
A deterministic vendor-name comparison between the two portfolios — no guessing, a real data reconciliation.
AI-generated plan
A roadmap scheduled over time — a 100-day plan for a merger, a TSA countdown for a carve-out.
Human validation, always
Every action stays assignable, commentable, and editable by your team — never a decision made by AI alone.
Change management, without the consulting price tag
A software consolidation plan isn't just a list of duplicates to cancel: it's a change-management tool, shared with the teams involved, that explains what to migrate, when, and why. Qorbow produces this plan automatically — no need to bring in a strategy consulting firm for several weeks to reach the same result.
A result in a few clicks, not weeks of engagementReal data reconciliation, never an AI guess
Duplicate detection relies on an exact vendor-name comparison between the two portfolios, not a language model's guess — AI only steps in afterward, to turn that finding into an action plan your teams can always edit.