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For consulting, M&A and transaction-advisory practices

Scale the research behind your pitches and client engagements.

Prepare the next proposal while delivering for current clients. We turn your practice’s methods into target screens, company briefs, peer benchmarks and industry points of view, with analysis your partners can examine and use in the room.

The pressure on your team

Research demand competes with live engagement work.

Preparing a pitch draws on the same people delivering current engagements. We screen prospects, benchmark peers and develop an initial point of view using your practice’s criteria, so your team walks in better prepared.

  • Time spent gathering evidence before a first conversation.
  • Rankings that need reasons a partner can examine.
  • The same research rebuilt for the next proposal.

What your team receives

Work you can take into the room.

Which clients to call first

A ranked shortlist against your practice's criteria, with the reasons and the sources beside every score, in a spreadsheet your team can re-weight.

Something to say in the meeting

A concise company brief with our assessment, the supporting reasoning and questions to take into the client conversation.

Research for engagement work

Company deep dives, benchmarks on the peer set you define, industry scans and white papers in your practice’s framing: document, spreadsheet, slides.

Anonymised engagements

Research used in real work.

Anonymised examples of delivered research—not measured financial outcomes.

140 → 12

A Big Four consulting firm ranked ~140 organizations into a ~12-target priority shortlist.

How we work together

Your method. Our platform and analysts.

  1. 01

    Frame the question

    Together, we agree the decision, research scope, inputs and what a useful answer looks like.

  2. 02

    Build the evidence

    Our platform structures company and industry research around your criteria, peer set and permitted sources.

  3. 03

    Explain what matters

    Our analysts challenge the findings, check the peer set and calculations, and flag anything unverified before the brief reaches your review.

Start with one question

What research would help your next pitch or client conversation?

Tell us what you’re investigating and when you need an answer. We’ll discuss the scope, inputs and research that would help.