Solutions · Diligence
A full brief on anything, in minutes
One click on any company, investor, person or market. Frank writes the brief a good analyst would: history, traction, team, network, risks, and where every claim came from.
Hand Frank a company, a URL or a deck and tell him what the meeting is for. He pulls from 120M+ companies, 20K SEC filings, 90M+ decision makers and 20M+ news sources, and writes the case for, the case against, and the comps. The brief lands in minutes. Every claim links to its source, so you can check his work in one click. He is built to say "I don't know" before he fills a gap. In diligence, that is the whole point.
Seventeen hours, start to finish
Fictional. A deck arrives at 4pm for a 9am partner meeting.
- 4:00pm: Deck forwarded to Frank with one line: "Series A, we lead, what am I missing?"
- 4:06pm: Brief in the inbox: five risks, three comps, two questions the deck avoids.
- 4:30pm: Follow-up: "Who else has looked at this?" Two funds named, with sources.
- 7:00am: Opening Bell adds overnight: a competitor announced a round.
- 9:00am: Meeting. Questions ready. Notes land back in the pipeline by noon.
What he briefs
A company
Financing history, hiring, technology stack, filings, press, competitors, the questions to ask the founder.
An investor
Thesis, recent checks, portfolio conflicts, who decides, what they said last.
A person
Role history, moves, mutual connections, the warm path to them.
A whole list
A portfolio or a cohort: one brief per company plus a summary across all of them.
Included in every seat. An analyst spends a day on a brief. A data vendor charges by the record. Frank does it in minutes, for a few credits. See pricing →
Questions people ask about the brief
How is this different from asking a chatbot?
Frank has data a general model doesn't: live firmographics, filings, hiring and the SummitPoint graph. And he shows his sources.
Does he make things up?
He is built to say "I don't know" before he fills a gap. Every claim traces to a primary source so you can check it.
Can I run diligence on a whole portfolio at once?
Yes. Hand him the list; he returns one brief per company and a summary across all of them.
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