A junior analyst that never costs $180k.

When the team earns its keep

Three moments consulting firms describe as the day they stopped second-guessing the subscription.

• “A 2-page competitive brief ready for your client call that normally takes a junior analyst two days.”

• “Senior consultant reclaims 15 hours per proposal — the pre-read, action-item recap, and follow-up emails are already drafted.”

• “Monthly non-billable reconciliation done by Wednesday of the first week, not the third.”

Common questions from consulting firms

• How accurate is the research output?

  Every numerical claim cites a source URL and labels its confidence level. The research specialist refuses to invent statistics. When data is unavailable it says so, and tells you what to search for next.

• Will it draft client deliverables?

  Internal newsletters, recap emails, and meeting notes — yes. Client-facing decks and thought-leadership stay human. Bar-by-bar judgment is in the system prompt: low-stakes drafts in, high-stakes output out.

• Can it read our knowledge base?

  Native integrations with Notion, Google Drive, and Confluence are coming soon. Today, you give the specialist context in chat and it reasons against that.

• Is partner calendar prioritization handled?

  Schedule reconciliation, yes — political prioritization, no. The executive assistant proposes a daily brief and you confirm. Partner-priority calls remain a human judgment call.

• How does revenue recognition work for multi-phase engagements?

  Your finance specialist defers anything judgment-heavy to your CPA. It reports what was billed and what is outstanding, not how it should be recognized under your firm's policy.