For investors & holding companies

Find where the automation return sits across your portfolio.

You own several owner-led service businesses. Each one carries an administrative layer that eats senior time and margin, and none of them has the capacity to fix it alone.

The problem in a portfolio.

Same drag, never sized

Every operating company loses hours to email, documents, calls and reporting. Nobody has the time or the comparables to put a number on it.

Started everywhere, reused nowhere

AI initiatives begin company by company and tool by tool. Nothing is built once and used twice. Nothing is measured the same way.

Management is busy

A value lever that depends on the spare time of people running a business does not get pulled.

The Portfolio AI Audit.

One assessment across all your operating companies. One yardstick. One report, in writing.

01
Process map per operating company

Where repetitive work, hand-offs and bottlenecks sit, as each business actually runs.

02
One opportunity matrix across the portfolio

Every candidate on impact versus effort, the same yardstick for every company.

03
Business case per opportunity

Hours, cost and margin effect. Quantified, and defensible in an investment committee.

04
Shared-services view

What can be built once and deployed in several companies.

05
Rollout sequence

Which company first, which workflows first, and what should stay human.

06
Optional implementation proposal

Only if the numbers support it. No obligation.

From audit to rollout.

Every rollout faster than the one before.

Each business keeps its own terminology, data and workflows.

See the administrative load, company by company.

Administrative load per company, consolidated reporting, and one knowledge layer across entities where you want it.

Measured, not claimed.

We capture a baseline before anything goes live.

Who this is for.

Private equity with small and mid-sized service businesses Holding companies and multi-entity groups Family offices with direct holdings

Best fit: three or more operating companies, service businesses with roughly 10 to 100 people each, where owners or a few key people still carry the administrative load.