Signals you choose
Leadership changes, funding and investment, M&A signals, product and partnership news, operational events and growth triggers.
Company Intelligence
Know the company
before the first conversation.
Open any company by its website and read its business, offering, leadership, financial context and news, with the sources behind them. When a company matters, the Analyst writes the full profile and strategic-fit assessment.
The company profile
One profile for every company you look at.
Search by name or description, or add a company by its website, and open its profile. Everyone on the team starts from the same picture.
- Business overview
- What the company is, where it is based, how large it is and who owns it.
- Offering
- The products and services it sells, described in full, with numbered citations.
- Leadership
- The people who run the company.
- Financial context
- Funding and ownership, with revenue estimates clearly labeled as estimates.
- News
- Recent developments, from funding and partnerships to leadership changes and acquisitions.
- Sources
- The sources behind the profile are available in its fact-check view.
When a company matters
Go from a first look to a fit assessment.
The profile tells you what a company is. The Analyst tells you what it would mean for your strategy, in documents your team can check, edit and present.
Ask the Analyst for the full picture
Ask for a company profile and strategic-fit assessment. The Analyst researches the business, its technology and its position, and writes it into a document with numbered sources.
- Citations that link each point to the original source
- Tables and visuals placed where the argument needs them
- Follow-up questions and edits in the same workspace
Put a one-pager in front of the team
For a quick read, the Analyst fills a company one-pager: a recommendation, the points for and against, and the company profile, each point cited.
- A clear recommendation, such as investigate
- Reasons for and against, with their sources
- Document and slides that export to PowerPoint, Word or PDF
Compare many companies at once
Put the companies you are weighing on a list and add AI columns. Each column is a question, such as who they sell to or whether they fit your thesis. Every company is researched against it, with the reasoning shown under each answer.
- Answers side by side across the whole list
- Reasoning you can read before you rely on an answer
- One list for qualification, fit screening and prioritization
Monitoring
Follow the developments you care about.
Choose what to watch for the companies on a list or in your pipeline, and run a scan when you want an update.
Labeled by significance
Each development is marked by how much it matters against the criteria you set, with the sources behind it.
Next to the research
Developments sit on the company’s profile, alongside its business, its offering and your team’s work on it.
Sample deliverables
See company research become deal work.
Both samples come from one illustrative case on autonomous last-mile delivery.
Sample · Company profile
DroneUp Company Profile & Strategic Fit
The business, its technology platform and how it fits the acquirer’s delivery strategy, with numbered sources.
Open the sample profile ↗ Sample · Target identificationM&A Target Identification & Prioritization
Where that profile started: candidates qualified against the strategy and ranked into three tiers.
Open the sample target list ↗Put it to work: evaluate inbound deals → · research competitors → · source new targets →
Pick a company on your desk this week.
Open its profile on a trial, or book a demo to walk through a profile, a one-pager and a strategic-fit document.