For private equity: deals beyond startups, and live data from the companies you run.
Everything a venture fund gets, plus deal sourcing for acquisitions, roll-ups and arbitrage, and real-time operating data.
Private equity firms hold fewer, larger positions and often control the companies they own. They need two things venture funds do not: deals found well beyond startups, and each company's operating numbers, live.
What we usually find in private equity.
Deal flow from the same brokers
Everyone sees the same auctions. Deals outside them depend on a few partners' relationships.
Monthly packs, weeks late
Operating data arrives after the moment to act has passed.
Value creation that is hard to prove
The plan is made at entry, but nobody tracks it against reality month by month.
Fundraising and reporting
The same investor and reporting work as any fund, with larger amounts at stake.
Checking targets takes months
Due diligence is long, expensive and done against a deadline.
The tools we would choose.
The venture fund set plus the Hands-On Monitor. The Deal Scout works in private equity mode.
Data Organizer
Organises data rooms and portfolio files in one structure.
See the tool →02Data Auditor
Reconciles management accounts with the board pack.
See the tool →03Partner Reports
A view for each partner and each deal team.
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A personal report for every investor, for each vehicle.
See the tool →05Financial Statements
Statements for each fund and holding company.
See the tool →06Finance Controller
Watches fees, debt and capital calls.
See the tool →07Market & Niche Data
Maps every niche: players, valuation multiples and changes of ownership.
See the tool →08Private GPT
One secure place for AI across deal and portfolio teams.
See the tool →09Data Governance
Tracks access to data rooms and investor data.
See the tool →10Cyber Guard
Protects deal teams against fraud and leaks.
See the tool →Investor Finder
Finds the investors for your next fund.
See the tool →15LinkedIn Engine
Makes your partners visible to the investors who look them up.
See the tool →16Email & Newsletter
Keeps prospects and investors warm.
See the tool →17Events & Masterclasses
Turns events into commitments.
See the tool →18PR Desk
Puts your story in front of the people who allocate to funds.
See the tool →19Conversion Copilot
Prepares every investor conversation.
See the tool →Deal sourcing beyond startups.
In private equity mode, the Deal Scout looks for every kind of opportunity your strategy allows, not only young companies.
Acquisitions
Companies to buy outright or take control of, found through changes of ownership, public registries and advisors.
Roll-ups
Fragmented niches where many small companies can be joined into one larger, more valuable group, with a list of platform and add-on targets.
Arbitrage
Price gaps: between small private companies and larger groups, between markets, and between a company's value and its price in a forced sale.
Succession
Founder-owned companies where the next generation will not continue: a large and quiet source of deals.
Carve-outs
Divisions that larger groups want to sell because they no longer fit.
Secondaries
Stakes in companies or funds sold by investors who need cash early, often at a discount.
Listed companies too small for the market
Small listed companies that would be worth more as private businesses.
Usually: Done-for-you Platform or Combined
Firms with their own deal teams often choose the Done-for-you Platform and own it. Firms that want more deal flow without hiring choose Combined.
Compare the three services →See the deals and the data your firm is missing.
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