What is Akintic
Company research,
without all the searching.
Akintic helps you understand a company before you make a business decision. Search for a company and Akintic turns scattered information into one structured, source-backed Akintic Profile.
So, what is Akintic?
It researches companies and organises what it finds into an Akintic Profile: a structured view of the business, its ownership and leadership, products and services, market context, relevant developments, public signals, watchpoints, sources and useful questions to ask next.
It’s designed for the point between “I need to know more about this company” and “I need to decide what to do.”
From scattered information to something you can use
Akintic researches, gathers and organises company information into a consistent Profile. This matters because useful company research isn’t simply about collecting more facts. You need to understand:
- What does this company actually do?
- Who owns and runs it?
- What’s been happening around the business?
- What should I ask before I move forward?
Akintic structures the research around questions like these so you don’t have to start from a blank search box or prompt every time.
The problem isn't finding information
Most company research still starts with a familiar routine:
Google. Company website. LinkedIn. News. Corporate registries. Databases. PDFs. Maybe an AI assistant. Maybe somebody else’s notes. The information is there. But you’re still responsible for working out what’s relevant, what can be trusted, what connects to what and what you might have missed.
Akintic does more of that work for you.
What Akintic isn't
Built for decisions, not browsing
There are many of good ways to find information online. Akintic exists for what happens next.
Researching a supplier?
Understand the business before onboarding, renewal or negotiation.
Meeting a potential partner?
Get beyond their website and understand who you’re talking to.
Looking at a competitor?
Build a structured view of the company, its offer, positioning and recent activity.
Screening a third party?
Identify public information and watchpoints that could justify deeper review.
Preparing for a client meeting?
Walk in knowing more than what’s written on their About page.
Research shaped by experience
Akintic’s approach has been shaped by over two decades of experience researching complex organisations. That experience matters because good company research is not just knowing where to look. It’s knowing what to question.
- Which source deserves more weight?
- Does the company story match the public evidence?
- Is a piece of information material or just noise?
- What’s missing?
- What would you want to verify before going further?
We’ve taken that discipline and applied it to a much broader problem: Helping anyone understand a company more effectively.
Company research. Evolved.
Meet Aki
Aki is Akintic’s digital scout, diving through scattered company information to find whatmatters and bring it back organised, sourced and ready for you to use.
Much more efficient than another browser tab.
FAQ’s
Common questions about Akintic, company profiles and pricing.
What is company intelligence?
Company intelligence is information and context that helps you understand a business: what it does, who owns and runs it, how it operates and presents itself, what’s happening around it and what risks, opportunities or questions may matter to your decision.
Who is Akintic for?
Anyone who regularly needs to understand companies. Use cases include procurement, vendor management, corporate strategy, legal and compliance, sales and business development, as well as broader business research.
Is Akintic a due diligence tool?
It can support early-stage company research and due diligence workflows, but Akintic is broader than formal due diligence. It’s designed for the many business decisions where you need a strong understanding of a company without commissioning a full specialist review.
How quickly can I create a Profile?
Most Akintic Profiles are built in minutes rather than the hours typically required to manually gather and structure comparable company research.
There's an easier way to understand a company.
Start with a company name. Aki will take it from there.