A six-figure line item. No one left on staff can say what it replaced or what breaks if it's cancelled.
Three departments each bought their own software. None of it connects, and no one owns the overlap.
Vendor demos run in isolation, disconnected from your stack. The integration gaps and tradeoffs only surface after you've signed.
Upload your stack, vendor proposals, and prior decisions. About an hour of your team's time, no kickoff call.
Build, buy, and hybrid side by side: cost, timeline, integration fit, overlap with what you already own, and a confidence score on each.
See what a vendor option would actually produce for your business, built from public documentation.
How an option fits your existing stack: dependencies, integration points, and where the seams are.
An approximation of vendor functionality from public documentation, not a connected demo.
The comparative numbers behind a recommendation, organized so you can interrogate them yourself.
Advisory firms spend weeks on scheduling and template customization, not analysis. We start from your actual documents. Every conclusion is labeled by evidence strength, so you see which findings rest on hard data and where the gaps are.
Your existing stack details, the vendor proposals on the table, prior decision records, and the use case. Most of this is already in your data room. The intake form takes about an hour.
Your documents are used only for your analysis. They aren't shared, retained beyond the engagement, or used to train any models. We can sign your NDA before intake begins.
We don't replace them. We provide the independent second read their incentives won't allow. If we agree with their recommendation, you sign with confidence. If we don't, you find out before the money moves.
Yes. Intake covers your full stack, not just the tool in question. The analysis flags where contracts duplicate capabilities and where data isn't connected.