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Every AI tool promises "strategic analysis". Almost none will show you what that means. These are real outputs — every page, nothing trimmed for marketing. Read them, then decide whether the engine thinks the way you need it to.

If you would rather watch than read one of the reports below:

A note on length, so nothing here is misleading.

Percision produces two different things depending on what you ask for:

Focused brief — 10–15 slides. One question answered properly: a pricing decision, a single systems diagnosis. Two of the examples below are this size.
Full strategy report — 45–180 slides. A complete engagement: portfolio, segments, competition, financials, roadmap and implementation. This is what a subscription run produces for a real company.

Both are shown below so you can judge the depth at each size rather than guess from the short one.

Full strategy report — market entry for a $5.9B public company · complete engagement · 84 pages

Church & Dwight (NYSE: CHD) — the OxiClean and Arm & Hammer owner — against a board mandate to reach 25% international revenue by 2028, without acquisitions. Built entirely from the public record.

✓ Joint venture vs exclusive distribution vs direct entry, decided on the CEO's own IRR floor
✓ Philippines-first, Vietnam-second — with the sequencing argued, not asserted
✓ The arithmetic from 18% to 25%, shown
✓ What would have to be true for each route to fail
✓ Reversal triggers — the observations that would end the strategy
✓ 51 sourced figures, each attributed
Matrix Strategy (portfolio)
84 pages · free to read
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Systems analysis — where the real problem actually lives · focused brief · 10 slides

Most analysis lists problems. This one maps how they cause each other — the reinforcing loops that make a business decline faster the longer nothing changes.

✓ The "mess" mapped as interacting subsystems
✓ Feedback loops separated into reinforcing vs balancing
✓ Idealized design — what you would build if starting today
✓ Stakeholder power map, including who will resist and why
✓ Strategic bets with explicit stops — what not to do
✓ Auto-pivot triggers so the plan adapts instead of rotting
Interactive Planning (Ackoff)
10 slides · free to read
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Pricing architecture — the fastest money most businesses ignore · focused brief · 11 slides

Pricing moves profit faster than almost anything else, and most owners set it once and never revisit it. This report rebuilds the pricing structure from willingness-to-pay upward — with the arithmetic shown, not asserted.
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OpenAI — a strategic diagnostic · full diagnostic · 21 pages

A diagnostic on the most scrutinised company in technology, built entirely from the public record. Its thesis — that heavy compute dependency erodes autonomy while open-weight models compress margins — is stated in one line on the first page, then defended for twenty. Read it to judge whether the engine reaches a position and commits to it, or hedges.
Strategic diagnostic
21 pages · free to read
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Meta Platforms — capital allocation · full report · 39 pages

The hardest question in corporate strategy: a profitable core funding an enormous long-horizon bet. This report takes a position on how Meta should allocate capital between Family of Apps and Reality Labs — segment by segment, with the arithmetic shown and the boundary of what the analysis can and cannot claim stated explicitly on its own page.
Portfolio & capital allocation
39 pages · free to read
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A note on these examples

The two focused briefs analyse TechNova Solutions, a composite company we use for testing, so that no client's confidential material appears on a public page. The analysis, structure and reasoning are exactly what the engine produces for a real business — only the subject is synthetic.

The reports on Church & Dwight Co., Inc., Meta Platforms, Inc. and OpenAI are built entirely from the public record: filings, earnings disclosures, public product announcements and reported commercial terms. All three are independent analysis, none commissioned by nor affiliated with the companies concerned, and none contains confidential or insider information. They are published as worked examples of the method, not as investment advice.

Client work stays private unless a client explicitly asks us to publish it.

If you want to see the engine work on your numbers instead of ours, the diagnostic is free and takes about three minutes.

The fastest way to judge this is to point it at your own business.

Free diagnostic. No card. You see the analysis before you decide anything.

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AI Business Plan — $149 one-time Lender-ready, strategy run included Why can't ChatGPT do this? The honest answer — it is the harness Free calculators Break-even, TAM, SWOT — no signup For founders What you get in one diagnostic Why isn’t growth showing up? Pain hub Honest comparisons Including when not to buy

See the same depth applied to your problem

The reports above are complete runs. These pages take one business problem each and show what the analysis produces for a specific industry.

Margins Are Shrinking gross margin by product · cost to serve by customer Should We Raise Our Prices? realised vs list price · win rate by price band How Do We Get More Customers? CAC by channel · conversion by stage Growing But Losing Money contribution margin · CAC payback All business problems 37 worked through Strategy by industry 11 industries, real analysis excerpts