Unified operations dashboard for portfolio companies — KPIs, charts, and a portfolio network on one surface
For Private Equity · Portfolio Operations

Operational scale without overhead.

From the front desk to the back office, every business runs on the same platform.

Voice Scheduling CRM Recovery Websites Security Growth
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Today's portfolio operations

What every untouched portfolio is paying for.

Slow ramp on every acquisition

Six to twelve months per business before operations are unified. The hold period is shorter than it looks.

6–12 mo. typical vertical-platform implementation Procured.us 2026
Inconsistent P&Ls across the portfolio

Every business runs different software. Every IC review starts with manual normalization.

30–40% of SaaS spend is hidden integration tax BetterCloud 2026
Concentrated front-desk OpEx

Receptionists, schedulers, dispatchers, billing clerks. Replicated at every location. Wages scale with location count, not with revenue.

$34,808 median annual US receptionist wage BLS OOH 2026
A messy exit profile

No portfolio-wide reporting standard. Data rooms come together late. Multiple expansion narrows.

$3.6T unrealized PE assets pressuring exit timelines KPMG 2025

These costs compound across every acquisition.

What changes in the deal numbers

Where the IRR comes from.

Faster ramp on every acquisition

Operational unification in days, not quarters. More of the hold period spent compounding.

Higher EBITDA per business

Labor automation, vendor consolidation, AR cadence standardization. Margin expansion at every business, every quarter.

A cleaner profile at exit

One platform. One P&L format. One data room. Multiple expansion isn't dead if the operations look professional.

Less variance, faster IC cycles

Every business reports the same way. Less normalization, more strategy.

Operations is the lever. The platform is the mechanism.

The EBITDA bridge

Where the lift actually comes from.

EBITDA bridge: baseline plus efficiency, complexity, and cost reductions step up to operating EBITDA. Baseline EBITDA 01 + Efficiency voice + scheduling 02 + Complexity one platform, one HQ 03 + Cost vendor stack collapsed Operating EBITDA

Step heights are directional, not specific. Modeled against the actual portfolio in the assessment.

Platform architecture

What's actually in the box.

Communicate & Operate
The customer-facing layer.
  • AI Receptionist
  • Scheduling
  • Client Connect
  • Revenue Recovery
  • Website Builder
  • Bookkeeping
  • Training & Knowledge
Physical Infrastructure
The locations themselves.
  • Security & Monitoring
  • Guest WiFi
  • Networking
  • Door Access
Growth & Marketing
The pipeline behind it.
  • Growth Engine
  • Lead Generation
  • Go-To-Market
  • Creative Studio
  • AI Newswire
  • Production Studio
  • Social Posts

Built for dental, HVAC, veterinary, medical, and other consumer-facing service businesses. Each acquired brand keeps its identity. The operator gets one HQ across the portfolio.

Diligence-ready

Institutional-grade.

SOC 2 Type II audit underway · HIPAA-eligible · BAA available
Audit in progress. Full report available under NDA. Required across dental, veterinary, and medical practices.
Live in days, not quarters
Deployed across the portfolio in days. Industry standard for vertical platforms is 6–12 months per business. Earlier EBITDA reads, more of the hold period spent compounding.
Investment-committee-ready reporting
Exportable HQ dashboards across the portfolio. AR aging, call answer rates, lead conversion, brand-preserved KPIs. Built for IC review and data-room readiness at exit.
White-label per business
Each acquired brand's customer-facing experience stays branded. HQ rolls up centrally.
Model it on the actual portfolio

Tell us about the portfolio. We'll come back with a fit assessment.

Dental HVAC & Home Services Veterinary Medical Practices Auto Fitness Med Spa / Beauty Other
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