Private-equity firms
Keep what you learn in diligence all the way through ownership.
Modern systems and AI for private-equity firms. Each fund and portfolio company keeps its own records, and your investment committee decides.
Private equity
Diligence findings carry into the 100-day plan, each with an owner.
Each risk found in the data room stays linked to its source document, an owner and a deadline after you close.
Illustration: a 100-day plan lists three risks found in diligence, each linked to its source document and given an owner and a date.
Illustration. Names and details are invented.
After the deal closes
The deal team spent months on a company: meetings, models, diligence reports and committee papers. Then the deal closes, and an operating partner steps in to help run the business.
Often they start from a shared drive and a stack of emails. What the deal team learned is hard to find.
Can AI speed up diligence without making the call?
Yes. AI can help sort documents, pull out key terms and draft a first pass. The investment committee still decides, with a record of what it saw.
How do we keep each fund and company separate?
Each fund and portfolio company keeps its own records. People see what their role needs. Shared tools do not have to mean shared information.
Can we see the whole portfolio without rebuilding each company's systems?
In most cases, yes. We can connect to the systems your companies already use and bring the key numbers into one view. You can compare companies without a costly rebuild.
Is a company's technology ready for our growth plan?
That is a question to answer before you commit capital. We are helping TNG Capital Partners judge whether a portfolio company's technology is ready to grow.
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