Solutions

One discipline, every asset class.

The record, the rubric, and the memo work the same way everywhere — what changes is the language. Advisare reads the documents your asset class runs on and scores deals in the terms your committee already uses.

The discipline

One architecture, instantiated for each asset class. Every opportunity moves through the same four steps, structured in the vocabulary of the asset in front of it — which is how a firm adopts AI in a controlled, governed, and transparent way rather than one chat at a time.

The record

Every document read page by page into one permanent, source-linked deal record.

The rubric

Your criteria run as versioned code — weights and knockout gates explicit, never vibes.

The memo

IC materials in your house style, every figure traceable to its page or cell.

The trail

Every action — human or AI — timestamped and labeled on an auditable timeline.

By asset class

01Private equityBuyout and growth diligence runs on documents — CIMs, QoE reports, customer files.Advisare reads them into one scored, source-linked record — and drafts the memo.CIMQoE reportcustomer filesmarket studies02Private creditCredit decisions live and die on the documents — the agreement, the compliance certificate, the borrowing base.Extracted, reconciled, and monitored against the docs.credit agreementcompliance certificateborrowing base03Real estateEvery asset tells its story across an OM, a rent roll, a T-12, and a stack of third-party reports.Raw rent roll in, underwriting model out — every cell traceable.OMrent rollT-12third-party reports04Family officesA lean team sees everything — direct deals, co-investments, fund commitments — without an analyst bench.One platform does the reading, the scoring, and the remembering.direct dealsco-investmentsfund docs05Independent sponsors & search fundsInstitutional-grade sourcing and diligence, sized for a team of one.The analyst bench you didn’t hire — sourcing, screening, and the memo included.sourcingscreeningowner outreach

Same rubric, three languages

Private equity
Revenue quality & retention
weight 0.20 · contributes +17
Private credit
Debt service coverage
weight 0.20 · contributes +17
Real estate
NOI durability
weight 0.20 · contributes +17

One scoring engine, one discipline — the criteria speak your committee's language. Weights, gates, and math stay explicit and versioned in every asset class.

168sources read on a single mid-market deal
50+specialized analysis pipelines
Every figurelinked to its page or cell

In development

Commercial real estate, beyond multifamily

Industrial, retail, and hospitality ontologies with lease abstraction — the same rent-roll-to-underwriting discipline, per property type.

Wealth-management & insurance roll-ups

Registry-verified targets from SEC ADV data, AUM benchmarks, and the roll-up engine pointed at the consolidation market.

What documents does Advisare need to get started?

A data room is enough. Advisare reads whatever your asset class runs on — CIMs, QoE reports, rent rolls, credit agreements, fund decks — in any file type, and grounded web research fills the gaps with sources attached. Two or three past memos let it render outputs in your house style.

Does it replace our analysts?

No. It does the extraction, reconciliation, and first-draft work that consumes most analyst hours, and leaves the judgment to your team. Every figure stays traceable to its source, so the analyst’s job becomes verifying and deciding rather than re-typing.

How long until a first memo?

Days, not weeks. The knowledge base for a live deal is built during the first meeting; a first memo in your own template follows once Advisare has two or three of your past memos to match.

Where does our data live?

In the United States, in a tenant isolated per firm, encrypted in transit and at rest. Your documents are never used to train models, and your organization’s records are deleted on request when you leave. The security page has the details. Read the security page.

Bring a live deal.

Whatever your asset class, a data room is enough. We'll build its knowledge base during the meeting.

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