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Any sector, and any company in it, analysed in under 15 minutes: a designed PDF, a working Excel and an interactive report, every figure linked to the page it came from.
Founding cohort: places are limited, and the first dossier is on us.
In reach of every run: the regulators' registers, government data, company sites, filings and the financial press. The pages your analysts already open for research are covered. A run starts wide and narrows to the relevant few in minutes, not hours.
Before a single sentence is written, every company and fund is confirmed against the regulator's own record: the listing, SEBI's register and the people named in them. A namesake never gets into the file, so the accuracy starts on line one.
Every source an Indian desk relies on is wired in once and read the same way on every run. The hundredth dossier comes out as good as the first: consistent, repeatable, and at a fraction of what a manual desk costs.
Every page is scanned, filtered and cross-checked before anything moves on. A figure needs a second page that agrees with it; one that does not is set aside, never printed. Only checked figures go on to the binding.
Scanning…
A designed PDF, an Excel workbook your desk can rework and an industry-first interactive report, with your firm's name on the cover. Under fifteen minutes from start to finish, nothing left to retype, and the same quality on every run.
Open the dossier and the sector unfolds, page after page: its size and growth, the news that moved it, policy and headwinds, then every listed company set against its peers.
Some thirty pages and a working Excel from one run, with any one company in depth and every figure linked to the page it came from.
Next, the same engine goes deep on any AIF or PMS, as a competitor or a partner.
Data comes in from thousands of sources, from the regulators' registers to company filings. A smart, AI-encoded filter keeps only what is relevant and useful, and the waste is thrown out. What survives is rebuilt in Excel, verified figure by figure and published as a PDF and an industry-first interactive HTML report, within 15 minutes.
Point at a stop, or tap it, to hear it work.
RestPoint at a stop along the line.
"…the fund has a target corpus of Rs. 1,000 crore with a green-shoe option of Rs 500 crore…"
First it is fetched.
Then it is checked.
The target corpus is stated as ₹1,000 crore with a green-shoe option of ₹500 crore, and commitments reported at ₹750 crore at final close.
Then it is written.
| Target corpus | ₹1,000 crore |
| Green-shoe | ₹500 crore |
| Final close | ₹750 crore |
Last it is bound.
Start with a whole sector: its size and growth, the news that moved it, its headwinds and challenges, and the technology on its way in. Then every company in it, set against its competitors, so you see who is performing and who is not. Go deeper on any AIF or PMS, add your own documents, and every run ends in the same three files.
Any sector, sized and mapped in under 15 minutes. Market size and verified growth estimates; the news that moved it this year; headwinds, challenges and regulation; the technology coming in. Then every listed company, set against its competitors on growth, margins, returns and multiples, so you see who is pulling ahead, and any one of them in depth.
Then any fund manager, as a competitor or a partner. The SEBI record first, then AIF and PMS registrations, linked entities, the people and where they worked before, business lines, deals, news and compliance history, and how the manager stands against its peers.
Add an annual report, a rating rationale or a vendor's PDF. Its facts are read alongside the web's and cited back to the page of the document they came from, in the same list of Reference Links, so nothing your desk already knows is lost.
Every dossier ships three ways: a designed PDF with a Reference Link beside every figure, an Excel workbook that recalculates when your desk changes an assumption, and an industry-first interactive HTML report to share. Same structure every time, so a shortlist reads side by side.
The engine is tuned and hardened, so a dossier comes out in the same order, with the same tables, every time. Run a company today and again three months later, put the two side by side, and every change stands out line by line.
Stockbroking · India
Kestrel Securities
Run on 24 Oct 2026
| Revenue, last 12 months | ₹1,184 cr |
|---|---|
| Operating margin | 41.2% |
| Return on capital employed | 24.6% |
| Active clients | 18.4 lakh |
| Share of exchange turnover | 3.1% |
| Debt to equity | 0.42 |
| Promoter holding | 54.8% |
| Rank on revenue growth | 6 of 31 |
| News items this quarter | 7 |
Stockbroking · India
Kestrel Securities
Run on 24 Jan 2027
| Revenue, last 12 months | ₹1,296 cr+9.5% |
|---|---|
| Operating margin | 39.8%−1.4 pts |
| Return on capital employed | 25.1%+0.5 pts |
| Active clients | 20.1 lakh+1.7 lakh |
| Share of exchange turnover | 3.3%+0.2 pts |
| Debt to equity | 0.42 |
| Promoter holding | 54.8% |
| Rank on revenue growth | 4 of 31up 2 |
| News items this quarter | 12+5 |
Illustrative: Kestrel Securities is fictional and both runs' figures are made up to show the comparison. Seven of nine lines moved; the layout did not.
A full sample dossier in one zip, as its three files: the designed PDF, the working Excel and the interactive report, with three of our report designs beside it, so your team can read them at its own pace. Leave a work e-mail and the download starts at once.
Every tab arrives filled and linked: the sector, its peers, the ratios, forensic checks and a DCF. Your desk changes only the yellow cells, and everything that depends on them recalculates, formulas in plain view. No manual rework.
Try it: change a yellow cell in DCF, RATIOS or Forensics.
This is a sample: eight tabs of a much larger workbook. Figures are illustrative and the companies are fictional. Yellow cells are yours to change.
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hours back a month, about 28 working days
worth ₹1,54,000 of analyst time at your rate
Your inputs, not a price. Each run takes under 15 minutes and needs no one watching, so the hours go back to judgement.
Every dossier is prepared for the desk that asked for it. The sample sector is capital markets and broking in India, with illustrative figures; the AIF sample is Northwind Growth Opportunities Fund, a fictional fund.
Sector Dossier · India
Capital markets and broking
Stock broking, exchanges and depositories ·
Sample · public market data read 3 Oct 2026 · other content illustrative
AIF / PMS Dossier · Mumbai
Northwind Growth Opportunities Fund
SEBI-registered
Sample · fictional entity · placeholder Reference Links
Point at any figure on the cover, or tap it, to see the Reference Link it stands on.
The desks it is built for: any investing firm in India that has to know a sector, the companies in it and the funds beside it before putting money or a name to it.
A dossier lays out the public record. It never rates a fund, sets a price target or tells anyone to invest. That judgement stays with your desk.
If a fact is not on a public page or in a document you gave us, it is not in the report. No filler rows, no guesses dressed up as data, and a Reference Link on every number.
