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Industries

Where we've actually shipped.

We list industries we have production-grade engagements in. If a sector isn't listed, we don't claim it. Honesty about scope is one of the things our buyers say they hire us for.

  • Financial services

    Mid-market firms where back-office throughput, audit posture, and SME concentration are all under pressure at the same time.

    Where we plug in
    • Reconciliation and exceptions handling
    • Onboarding and KYC document processing
    • Regulatory disclosure preparation
    Proof: Our senior bench includes ex-EY, BNY Mellon, and Bank of America operators on call.
  • Hedge funds

    Investment teams that want a reasoning system to draft, defend, and revise theses without losing analyst control.

    Where we plug in
    • Portfolio research synthesis across filings, transcripts, broker notes
    • Thesis decomposition with traceable evidence
    • Coverage expansion without headcount
    Proof: Our hedge-fund reasoning model is the one OpenAI rated in the global top 1%.
  • Regulated due diligence & background investigation

    Document-heavy investigative work where the answer has to be defensible, not just fast.

    Where we plug in
    • Multi-source document extraction and cross-referencing
    • Adverse-media and sanctions sweeps
    • Per-assertion audit trail for downstream review
    Proof: We took one client from 4 hours per file to under 1 minute, end-to-end, with a full audit trail.
  • Nonprofits & grant management

    Lean operations teams managing large, structured-but-messy data — applications, awards, compliance reporting.

    Where we plug in
    • Application intake and triage
    • Compliance reporting drafts from program data
    • Grant-cycle workflow consolidation
    Proof: Same orchestration patterns as the regulated commercial work, calibrated for budget reality.
  • Document-intensive operations (cross-industry)

    Any function where the binding constraint is reading, classifying, and acting on documents at volume.

    Where we plug in
    • Claims processing
    • Contract review and renewal triggers
    • Invoice and remittance reconciliation
    Proof: The document-intelligence stack we built for background investigation generalizes well across these.

Process library

If any of these sound familiar, that's the conversation we're built for.

Most consultancies automate processes. We don't. We build intelligence platforms that replicate how a senior operator would do the work — only faster, more consistently, and with the receipts attached. Deterministic code, AI components, and human judgment, stitched into one capability.

Skim the list on the right. Filter by function. The ones that make you think“oh, that's exactly our problem”are why we'd be on a call together.

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  • Onboarding & KYC

    You:Every new client takes our ops team 4–8 hours of file review, screening, and re-keying — and the senior reviewer is the bottleneck.

    What we'd build

    An onboarding intelligence platform that reads the file the way your senior reviewer would, drafts the risk memo, flags the items that genuinely need a human, and writes back to your CRM in one pass.

  • Onboarding & KYC

    You:We re-do the same KYC research for the same beneficial owners across multiple clients because nothing carries over.

    What we'd build

    A persistent entity graph behind the screening pipeline so prior research is reused, dated, and re-verified — not re-discovered.

  • Document operations

    You:Half of someone's week disappears into reading contracts and pulling out the same 20 fields into a spreadsheet.

    What we'd build

    A document-intelligence platform that extracts and structures those fields with paragraph-level citations, routes ambiguous values to a reviewer, and produces an audit-ready record of every assertion.

  • Document operations

    You:Our claims/file/invoice intake is mostly classification work that breaks visibly when our SME is on vacation.

    What we'd build

    A classification system that replicates your SME's logic — calibrated against their real decisions, with the threshold for human escalation tuned to your tolerance, not the model's.

  • Document operations

    You:We need to compare a contract to our preferred terms and flag deviations, and right now a senior person reads every one.

    What we'd build

    A redline comparison platform that knows your preferred terms, flags substantive deviations from boilerplate, and drafts the negotiation talking points — leaving the human to approve, not to discover.

  • Research & analysis

    You:Our analysts spend half their week gathering and summarizing instead of actually analyzing.

    What we'd build

    A research platform that drafts the structured brief — sources, extracted facts, contradicting evidence, open questions — so the analyst starts from a working hypothesis, not from a blank page.

  • Research & analysis

    You:We lose hours a week on earnings calls, broker notes, and filings — and we know we're missing things in the corners.

    What we'd build

    A reasoning system that decomposes a thesis into testable claims and continuously surfaces evidence and counter-evidence as new material arrives. The same architecture we built for the hedge-fund engagement OpenAI rated in the top 1%.

  • Research & analysis

    You:Our consultants do the same competitive-landscape exercise from scratch every engagement.

    What we'd build

    A capability that turns prior engagements into a structured corpus, then drafts the new landscape against it — so each engagement makes the next one cheaper.

  • Compliance & risk

    You:Adverse-media and sanctions screening is a daily grind, and the false-positive rate is what eats the team.

    What we'd build

    A screening platform that pairs grounded retrieval with deterministic rules — false positives drop because the system can explain why a hit is or isn't relevant, and the audit trail is automatic.

  • Compliance & risk

    You:Putting together the evidence package for an exam takes weeks because every assertion has to be traced back manually.

    What we'd build

    An audit-grade logging layer where every system decision carries its own evidence package — paragraph-level citation, version pin, authority level, as-of date. Exam prep becomes a query, not a project.

  • Compliance & risk

    You:Regulations get amended and we don't always update the downstream policies — no one quite knows what's authoritative.

    What we'd build

    A versioned policy graph with effective-date awareness and explicit authority levels so the system always answers from the rule that's currently in force, not the last one anyone remembered.

  • Back-office & finance

    You:Reconciliation and exceptions handling is a sea of spreadsheets that one person owns and no one else understands.

    What we'd build

    A reconciliation platform that runs the deterministic checks, classifies the exceptions, and routes only the real anomalies to a human — with a documented playbook for each exception type so it's no longer a single point of failure.

  • Back-office & finance

    You:Month-end close is a multi-day fire drill that depends on two people being available.

    What we'd build

    An orchestrated close: deterministic code runs the calculations, AI drafts the commentary and flags variances, humans review what genuinely needs judgment. Two days becomes two hours.

  • Back-office & finance

    You:Vendor invoices come in 14 different layouts and someone manually re-keys them into the ERP.

    What we'd build

    An invoice intelligence pipeline that reads any layout, validates against the PO and the GL, and writes back to the ERP. Exceptions go to a human queue with the discrepancy already explained.

  • Customer & support

    You:Tier-1 support is drowning in tickets that all look the same but each take 15 minutes to triage.

    What we'd build

    A support intelligence layer that drafts the response, surfaces the relevant policy, and updates the CRM — turning the agent's job into review-and-send, not research-and-write.

  • Customer & support

    You:Our salespeople update the CRM about as often as we'd hope they update their LinkedIn — which is to say, never.

    What we'd build

    A meeting-intelligence layer that captures the call, drafts the CRM update, and surfaces follow-ups — so the system of record actually reflects what happened, without anyone having to type it.

  • Underwriting & decisioning

    You:Our underwriters are senior, expensive, and have a long backlog because each file takes too long to read.

    What we'd build

    A decisioning platform that drafts the underwriting memo against your guidelines — extracting the relevant facts, computing the deterministic checks, and presenting the case so the underwriter signs off in minutes, not hours.

  • Underwriting & decisioning

    You:We say no to deals that should be yeses because our risk team can't absorb the volume.

    What we'd build

    A triage layer that handles the clear cases on its own (with full audit trail), routes the close calls to the senior team, and turns a capacity problem into a quality problem.

Not on the list?

If your sector isn't named above, the question we'll ask first is whether the work is mostly pattern recognition over structured-and-unstructured data. If yes, it's probably a fit. If no, we'll tell you so.

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