How it works
Your firm has a way of thinking about deals — a memo structure, a set of KPIs that matter, a valuation methodology, a risk taxonomy. Alagna starts with this.
During onboarding, we configure Alagna with your firm's strategy files: your memo template, your sector-specific analytical lenses, your IC requirements. This isn't a one-size-fits-all prompt — it's a structured knowledge base that shapes every analysis Alagna produces for your team.
Upload the entire data room — or point Alagna at it. Financial models, CIMs, management presentations, legal documents, market studies, data room exports. Hundreds of files across PDFs, spreadsheets, slide decks, and scanned documents — Alagna processes the full corpus, extracting structured data, cross-referencing financials, and building an internal representation of the deal.
No manual tagging, no file-by-file summaries, no format restrictions. The system reads everything and knows where to find what it needs.
Alagna walks through each section of your memo structure — market, business model, financials, valuation, risks — in a guided conversation. At each stage, it produces a draft grounded in the deal room data, then invites your input.
Challenge the assumptions. Ask for alternative scenarios. Request deeper analysis on a specific line item. The conversation is the analytical process — the memo is the byproduct.
When the analysis is complete, Alagna produces a formatted IC memo in your firm's template. Every section is structured, sourced, and ready for IC review.
The output is a starting point for your team's discussion, not a replacement for it. The goal is to make sure the discussion is about the investment thesis — not about whether the numbers in the appendix are right.