Deep Report 6-Day Revisit — A 3-Stage Cycle to Capture All 15 Reviewer Comments

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Each Deep Report contains comments from 15 reviewers writing from their own areas of expertise. The market reviewer probes market-size assumptions, the CFO reviewer scrutinizes revenue projections, and the risk reviewer digs into competitive response. Every reviewer speaks a different language and flags issues at a different level.

On first read, the overall score and summary jump out immediately. Section-level detail — especially structural flags like 'no supporting evidence' or 'assumptions need validation' — only clicks on the second or third pass. That's why revising after a single read leaves so many important comments unaddressed.

The 6-day revisit feature is designed to close that gap. It gives you the time to return to the same report at each stage of your revision with fresh eyes.

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For six days from your first view, you can reopen the same report at no extra charge — as long as you're logged in.

The six-day window is sized to fit one full revision cycle: a broad overview on Day 1, a comment cross-check after your draft revision on Day 3, and a final verification that your supporting evidence is solid on Day 6.

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To get the most out of a Deep Report, you need a different goal for each read. Reading the same document three times with the same mindset won't move the needle — your focus has to shift at each stage.

On Day 1, skim the entire report in 20–30 minutes. Look for patterns, not just scores. If multiple reviewers flag the same item, that's your top revision priority.

On Day 3, finish your draft revisions first, then reopen the comments. Put your edits side by side with each comment and check whether the feedback was actually addressed. This is when you'll spot changes that felt complete but were only surface-level.

Day 6 is about numbers and evidence. Check that every item the report flagged as 'needs validation' — revenue assumptions, market-size sources, team-capability rationale — has been strengthened in your actual document. Completing this stage means you're ready to resubmit.

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Even within the Deep Report, some sections are easy to skim past on first read. Here's what to work through in order during your revisits.

1. Each reviewer's individual comments in full — many founders read only the overall summary and skip the per-section comments. Most of the reasons for score deductions are buried in the individual comments.
2. Evidence-gap flags — compile every instance of 'assumption with no evidence' or 'source verification needed' into a single list.
3. Market and competitive section comments — if the market reviewer and risk reviewer flag the same item, handle it first.
4. Financial assumption comments — the CFO reviewer scrutinizes every number. You need to be able to show a before-and-after comparison in figures.
5. Team section comments — flags like 'unclear capabilities' or 'overlapping responsibilities' can only be resolved by rewriting the team introduction in your business plan.
6. Aggregate risk comments — these typically appear near the bottom of the report, and many founders close the page before reaching them on first read.

Reviewing these six items once on Day 3 and again on Day 6 will recover most of the comments you glossed over on first read.

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The biggest trap with revisiting is finishing a read without actually updating your draft. The key is to pair every revisit with a direct comparison against your revision.

As you read each comment, check immediately whether your draft addresses it. Mark it done if it does; log it separately if it doesn't. Skipping this step and assuming 'I read it, so it's handled' dramatically reduces the value of the 6-day revisit.

If any unaddressed items remain during your Day 6 final review, those are your last edits before resubmitting. Take care of them before the revisit window closes.

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Q. What happens if I can't finish revisions within 6 days? Your draft stays intact even after the revisit window expires. To reopen the report for comparison, you'll need to purchase a re-analysis. We recommend checking at least the six key sections within the 6-day window even if your full revision isn't done.

Q. Does the report content change when I revisit? Revisiting shows the original analysis exactly as generated. A new report reflecting your revised business plan is created only after purchasing a re-analysis.

Q. If I read everything on Day 1, is there anything new to see on Day 3 and Day 6? Yes. Skimming through once and returning with your draft in hand are completely different experiences. The question 'does my revision actually address this comment?' can only be answered after you've made the revision.

Q. Does the 6-day revisit apply to standard analysis reports too? The 6-day revisit is a Deep Report feature. Service policies may change, so check the access window directly in your My Reports list.