How it works

From thesis to portfolio.

An investment workflow that runs end to end. Hebrides starts from your firm's investment thesis, runs through every deal you analyse, and continues across the portfolio that follows.

Investment thesis

Your firm's lens, applied to every deal.

Hebrides takes your sectors, hard passes and the patterns your partners look for as context.

Firm Lens
Firm profile
Your thesis and firm context, loaded once. Every insight, report and answer reflects how you actually invest.
D Demo VC
Thesis
B2B SaaS, Series B/C
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Context notes
Patterns from 40 deals
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Last updated
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Investment thesis
What you invest in, at what stage, on what terms. Sectors you back, cheque size, hard passes.

We lead and co-lead Series B and Series C rounds of $5–25M into B2B vertical SaaS companies in North America and the UK. Targets: $5M+ ARR, NRR > 115%, gross margin > 70%.

Hard passes: pre-revenue, hardware-heavy capex, deals where 15–20% ownership isn't achievable.

Sources

Your deals, in one workspace.

Hebrides connects to OneDrive or Google Drive (Dropbox coming soon) and reads the deck, the data room, board minutes, transcripts and your internal notes together.

Sources
Document sources
Connect OneDrive or Google Drive. Or upload directly. Files come into the deal workspace as soon as they sync.
A Acme Corp · Series C
OneDrive
/Deals/Acme Corp Series C · 24 documents
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Google Drive
/Investments/Acme Corp · 15 documents
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Dropbox
Available later this year
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Manual upload
Drop files here or browse · 8 documents
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Research Insights

Your structured first read.

Hebrides cross-checks claims across every document, surfaces comparables from public data, flags risks and scores fit against your firm's thesis.

Series C Healthcare IT Active diligence
Acme Corp
Healthcare IT company developing predictive models, payer analytics and AI care planning tools.
18
Cautious
Concerns outweigh signals
2 contradictions · review
Overview Financials Risks Comparables Contradictions2
Total revenue
$54.5M
ARR
$54.5M
YoY growth
57%
Gross margin
75.4%
Op. loss
-$3.4M
Summary
FY2025 ARR reached $54.5M, up 57% YoY.32
Net revenue retention was 138% in FY2025.34
Acme signed a $65M Series C at a $450M pre-money valuation.32
Chat

Your follow-up questions, answered.

Hebrides Chat searches the data room and the public web in one place: pull a number, sense-check a claim, find a comparable.

Critically review the valuation of this Series C round.
Critical review of Acme Corp's Series C valuation

Acme is raising a $65M Series C at a $450M pre-money valuation, implying a $515M post-money and c.12.6% dilution. The pre-money values the company at c.8.3× FY2025 ARR of $54.5M.1

1. Implied multiple vs comparables

Healthcare IT Series C rounds in 2024–25 typically trade at 7–12× ARR for companies showing 50%+ growth, 130%+ NRR and gross margins above 70%.2,3 Acme's headline metrics (57% growth, 138% NRR, 75.4% GM) sit in the upper quartile of this set.4

2. Use-of-proceeds inconsistency

Two source documents disagree on R&D allocation. AcmeCorp_CIM.docx allocates 25% ($16.25M); AcmeCorp_QA_Prep.docx allocates 40% ($26.0M).5,6 Worth resolving before committing.

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Valuation

Financials, extracted and benchmarked.

Hebrides pulls the financials out of the data room, finds comparables for the sector and stage, and runs a multiples calculation.

Valuation analysis
Acme Corp · Series C · Comparable multiples
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Extracted Inferred Not found
Financial metrics
ARR
$54.5M
Extracted
Source: AcmeCorp_CIM.docx · p.4
Total revenue
$54.5M
Extracted
Source: AcmeCorp_CIM.docx · p.4
Gross margin
75.4%
Extracted
Source: AcmeCorp_QA_Prep.docx · p.2
Operating loss
-$3.4M
Extracted
Source: AcmeCorp_CIM.docx · p.6
EBITDA
-$2.5M
Inferred
Source: Operating loss + D&A
Total debt
Not found
Source: Not disclosed in available documents
Multiples calculation
Series C · healthcare IT
Range Multiple × ARR = Implied EV
Low 7.0× $54.5M $382M
Median 8.7× $54.5M $474M
High 12.0× $54.5M $654M
Acme raising at $450M pre-money · within range, just below the median.
Report Builder

Your IC memo, drafted before you sit down to write it.

Hebrides writes the first draft from the structured deal, and from there it's a writing workspace for you, your team and Hebrides together.

IC Memo · Acme Corp Series C
Type: IC memo Audience: IC committee Length: Standard
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Executive summary

Series C investment in Acme Corp, a healthcare AI company delivering an FDA-cleared, AI-powered remote patient monitoring (RPM) platform focused on chronic disease management.816

The company has scaled to $54.5M ARR in FY2025 with 57% YoY growth, 75.4% gross margins and 138% NRR across 125 enterprise customers, positioning it in the upper quartile of healthcare IT Series C benchmarks.91024

Investment merits & risks
FactorAssessment
Unit economics LTV/CAC 5.3×, payback 11 months, ACV $436k. Path to breakeven by 2027.69
Moat Data scale (2.8B+ vitals, 480k+ patients), deep EHR integrations, 12–14 issued patents.810
Risks Execution risk in fast-consolidating RPM market; CMS reimbursement shift.4
Portfolio

Your portfolio, reported quarterly.

Hebrides drafts your quarterly LP updates, annual reviews and cross-portfolio analysis from the same structured deals that power your IC memos.

Q1 2026 portfolio review · Demo VC
Q1 2026
Type: Quarterly LP report Period: Jan – Mar 2026 Length: Standard
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Q1 2026 portfolio review
Portfolio summary

Demo VC ended Q1 2026 with 12 active investments and 3 tracked passes, against $215M deployed across the fund.37 Aggregate ARR across the active portfolio grew 48% YoY, with three companies now operating ahead of plan.11

Performance
CompanyARRGrowthStatus
Acme Corp $54.5M 57% On track
Beta Inc $32.0M 42% Watch
Gamma Ltd $68.2M 81% Outperform
Delta AI $12.4M 125% Outperform
Notable highlights
Acme Corp closed its Series C extension at a $1.2B valuation, marking a 2.4× step-up from our entry round.14
Delta AI signed two enterprise pilots in Q1, taking ARR through $12M and triggering the next milestone tranche.22
Beta Inc downgraded to Watch following slower pipeline conversion. Board reviewing GTM hires this quarter.5
FAQ

Questions investors ask.

Who is Hebrides for?

Hebrides is built for professional investors: family offices, venture capital firms and private equity teams. It is designed for lean investment teams that want institutional analytical depth without adding headcount.

What does Hebrides do?

Hebrides structures the documents behind a deal into one workspace, then runs the analysis end to end: a structured first read of the data room, a sourced chat over your documents and the public web, valuations, and AI-drafted IC memos and portfolio reports.

Where does Hebrides get its information?

From the documents you connect to a deal, through OneDrive or Google Drive, or uploaded directly. Hebrides can also draw on publicly available information. Insights and answers link back to the sources they came from.

How does Hebrides value a company?

It extracts the financials from the data room and triangulates value across three methods: DCF, public-market comparables and the VC method, so the range is grounded in more than a single approach.

Is our data used to train AI models?

No. Your deal information is never used to train models. Hebrides is built around the security bar that family offices, VCs and PE firms expect, with role-based access controls and audit logs.

Can the whole team work in Hebrides together?

Yes. Hebrides supports Admin, Manager and User roles, granular access control per deal and portfolio, and shared reports.

A structured, reliable read on every deal.

All your deal data in one place, with the analysis run end to end.