GiveFlag

GiveFlag is a platform that amplifies your team's potential by using AI to tackle complex challenges in business and personal life. This all-purpose tool empowers users to find insights, gain clarity and cut through complexity in areas like business intelligence, policy analysis and academic papers.

GiveFlag is built to work alongside you, letting you drill down into the key metrics and assumptions of deals, and see how they affect goals and results. It can read complex documents to extract insights, which is why it's good for things like Form 10-K filings and M&A transactions.

The service includes a number of tools to help with business:

• FlagShares: An explanation of complex documents, like Apple Inc 10-K SEC filings and Credit Suisse Sustainability Reports.
• Contact List Builder: A way to target people you want to contact by generating lists of people in specific roles or industries, like Agtech experts in Rwanda or VCs in NYC.

GiveFlag uses GPT-based engines, trained by experts to produce high-quality results. A royalty program pays those experts when their work is used by corporate customers, so they can be paid for their expertise and knowledge.

GiveFlag offers a free trial with 10 AI team chat prompts, and also offers pay-as-you-go and subscription plans for different needs:

• $159.99: 50 AI chat messages, 10 documents uploads, and custom qualified customer list exports.
• $988.99/month: 1,000 AI chat messages, 100 documents, and five qualified customer list exports.
• Upgrade: Unlimited AI chat messages, provable asymmetric data encryption, and whitelabeling options for dedicated partners.

The service is designed to protect data and preserve privacy. Team members can't see user files or chat messages. You can also share public GiveFlag FlagShare links for help without worrying about data security.

GiveFlag is geared for businesses and individuals who want to speed up deal structuring, financial analysis and document processing. It's designed to free up time by automating administrative and transactional work.

Published on June 14, 2024