Plan A Technologies Acquires Stealth AI Assessment Technology to Expand Technical M&A Due Diligence Capabilities

Proprietary technology helps Plan A evaluate complex technology environments faster—and uncover technical risks, patterns, and opportunities that traditional assessment tools may miss

LAS VEGAS, Sept. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Plan A Technologies, an award-winning AI and software engineering company specializing in providing technology advice and custom software and agent development, today announced the acquisition of a stealth AI assessment tool to enhance its technical M&A due diligence practice.

Plan A has become a trusted technical due diligence partner for private equity firms, strategic acquirers, enterprise companies, and private investors evaluating technology-intensive transactions. Its teams are brought in to answer some of the most important questions surrounding an acquisition: Is the underlying technology as strong as it appears? What risks may not be evident from management presentations? How difficult will the platform be to scale, integrate, modernize, or secure? And what additional investment may be required after closing?

The newly acquired technology gives Plan A another proprietary layer of analysis to help answer those questions.

"Good technical due diligence isn't about producing a longer list of issues. It's about distinguishing ordinary, fixable technical debt from something that can fundamentally change the cost or risk profile of a transaction," said Slav Kulik, Co-Founder of Plan A Technologies. "We help our clients to understand what is really happening underneath the surface of a technology platform and translate that into business implications. Technical due diligence has traditionally relied on expert interviews, manual code review, architecture analysis, documentation, and commercially available code scanning tools. Plan A will continue to use all of those approaches, but this new technology will help us analyze exceptionally large and fragmented technology ecosystems with greater speed and consistency while looking for patterns or anomalies that conventional approaches may miss."

Plan A believes this type of deeper analysis will become increasingly crucial as more and more code is created by AI, often resulting in company leaders who don't understand their own technology nearly as well as they did in the past.

Kulik added, "AI is not a substitute for senior technical judgment. The advantage comes from combining AI with people who have spent years building, scaling, fixing, integrating, and evaluating real production systems. That combination allows us to ask better questions and give our clients a more complete picture of what they're actually buying."

The tool's creator, Serhii Melnychuk, has joined Plan A Technologies as an architect to lead its integration and future development.

"I wanted to build something that could help experts do their job more effectively and connect signals scattered across different systems," said Serhii Melnychuk, lead developer of the technology. "It's incredibly exciting to see how Plan A integrated my tool into its broader approach and is bringing it to clients around the world."

The acquisition also reflects a broader strategy at Plan A: developing and acquiring proprietary technology that makes its engineers, architects, data specialists, and technology advisors more effective.

While technical M&A due diligence is an important and growing part of Plan A's business, it represents only one component of the company's broader work. Plan A also helps clients design and build new software products from scratch, deploy proprietary AI agents and agentic systems, modernize legacy applications, build data platforms, migrate infrastructure to the cloud, integrate enterprise systems, and solve large-scale engineering challenges.

That breadth is particularly valuable during M&A engagements because Plan A's diligence teams are not simply professional auditors who only evaluate technology—they are practitioners who build and operate it. The same engineering leaders assessing whether a platform can scale or be modernized have experience executing those initiatives in complex environments.

For clients, that means an assessment can go beyond identifying what is wrong. Plan A also helps define the optimal path forward, and if needed, can deploy the engineering teams required to execute the roadmap following the transaction.

About Plan A Technologies

Plan A Technologies was created to solve the toughest tech challenges facing today's businesses. Plan A helps organizations analyze their tech ecosystem to identify exactly what needs to be improved across their products and infrastructure—and then builds the solutions to fix it.

Rather than offering theoretical ideas or software that never launches, Plan A Technologies combines elite engineering talent with custom-built, proprietary AI agents to deliver fast, secure, production-ready solutions. Its capabilities span proprietary AI agent deployment, custom software development, application modernization, data platforms, cloud migrations, systems integration, and practical technical advice.

With more than 500 successful product deployments completed worldwide, Plan A helps organizations of every size—from ambitious startups to global enterprises—modernize their systems, automate complex operations, and stay ahead of the technology curve.

To see how Plan A turns complex technical challenges into real-world solutions, visit PlanATechnologies.com,

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