For solo GPs and emerging managers
The first read on every deal, for a team of one.
Emerging managers see the same data rooms as larger funds with a fraction of the people. Hebrides does the first read, the cross-checking and the write-up, so your hours go on founders and the decision.
The problem
Fund-sized deal flow, one or two people
Every data room still needs reading end to end. With no associates, that time comes straight out of sourcing, founder meetings and your own raise.
LPs want to see a process
Prospective LPs ask how you diligence a deal and how you will report. A consistent, documented first read on every opportunity is part of what they are backing.
Reporting starts with the first cheque
LP updates begin with the first investment, and most of what goes in them was worked out during diligence. Re-keying it each quarter is time a small team does not have.
Try it · A research insights tear sheet on the sample Acme Corp data room. Open the Contradictions tab, or click a citation to see its source.
The workflow
How emerging managers use Hebrides.
- 01
Read every data room
A cited tear sheet for each deal: what the company does, how it is performing, the risks, and every contradiction between the deck, the model and the accounts.
Research insights - 02
Ask what you would ask an associate
Put the follow-up questions to the documents directly, with every answer linked to the passage it came from.
Hebrides Chat - 03
Price the round
A valuation range against the ask, from the methods that suit the company, with a Dealroom peer set, a Mayar forecast and every input shown and editable.
Valuation Suite - 04
Write the memo, then the LP update
The investment memo in your own template, then quarterly updates from the same deal, without re-keying the figures.
Report Agent - 05
Share with co-investors
Send the deal as an interactive story with a tracked link for each recipient, so you can see who read it and how far.
Stories
“The Hebrides analysis gave us a defensible floor that institutional investors respected, and a ceiling that justified holding out for better terms.”
FAQ
Emerging managers: common questions.
Does Hebrides work for one person?
Yes. The Essentials plan starts with a single user and includes Comparables and Mayar forecasts. One person can run the whole workflow, from reading the data room to the valuation and the write-up, and add a seat when a colleague joins.
What if we invest very early, with little data to read?
With little more than a deck there is less to read and cross-check, so the output is thinner. Hebrides adds most once there is a data room: accounts, a model, contracts. Judging the founders stays with you.
Will it fit how we already work?
It connects to OneDrive, Google Drive, Fireflies, Granola and Attio, and writes in your own templates and branding.
How do we start?
A 30-minute call to understand your process and a walkthrough on a sample deal. If it fits, you can try it on your own deals before committing.
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A structured, reliable read on every deal.
All your deal data in one place, with the analysis run end to end.
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