Percision

Percision is a pattern recognition tool. An AI strategy platform that analyses business context across dozens of frameworks, produces board-ready reports and financial models, and converts the chosen direction into goals, owners, tasks and KPIs.

Percision is a strategic intelligence platform for founders, heads of strategy, consultants and investors. The premise is narrow and specific: most owners guess which move actually makes money, and the product tries to show which move is most likely to work. It combines a structured business intake with a proprietary reasoning engine that runs analytical frameworks over your context, then converts the result into recommendations and an execution plan with goals, owners, tasks and KPIs. The workflow runs in three layers. Analysis starts with 27 or more frameworks and 83 structured reasoning steps, using computed financial intelligence such as DCF valuation, a Buffett-style owner earnings score, 60 or more ratios benchmarked to industry percentiles, and warning sign detection. Before that, a five-question operator diagnostic offers a quick read on the top strategic gaps without an account. Once analysis finishes, Percision generates reports, scenario work and a Gamma slide deck. The execution layer then turns decisions into tracked initiatives rather than filed documents. A distinctive piece is the set of seven Strategic Perspective Simulators, each framed around an executive role (CEO, CFO, COO, CTO, CMO, VP Business Development, VP Sales). They generate divergent recommendations for a human leadership team to weigh. The company is explicit that these are recommendation engines only and that every output is labelled AI-generated and logged. Framework coverage runs from core templates like market entry and pricing through advanced items such as commercial due diligence and jobs-to-be-done innovation. The tool suits operators who want rigorous framing, consultancies that sell structured deliverables (white-label branding is offered), and investors running diligence through InvestmentsIQ. It sits closer to a strategy consultancy workflow than to a chatbot: slower, more structured and heavier on financial modelling. Teams wanting quick prose or market research snapshots will find the process and the compute cost per audit heavier than needed.