Experts have long recognised that one of the greatest sources of an innovative company's value is seldom adequately recognised on its balance sheet. Difficulties in accounting for intellectual assets and IPR lead to an understatement of value that makes it difficult for knowledge-based businesses to secure the finance they need to grow.
Read more about valuation in the ACCA's report on SME intangibles.
Inngot addresses this problem by making these formerly "hidden" assets visible, and providing a quick and convenient mechanism to value them. Its
Sollomon methodology, developed with specialist input from
Grant Thornton UK LLP, enables value to be estimated, updated, and shared with a variety of stakeholders.
Registered Inngot users can set up financial advisers as additional contacts, to create and monitor valuations and to keep their records up-to-date so that the benefit is maximised.