Flowline produces a scored, bound dossier of acquisition and investment targets — surfaced by AI-driven multi-source discovery, qualified against your criteria, hand-reviewed before delivery.
Every entry — AI-surfaced and operator-reviewed — arrives with the rationale, firmographic verification, named decision-makers, and prepared outreach copy. Associate reviews. Partner approves. Campaign is ready.
Submit the brief. A short intake call confirms the ICP and scope. The dossier and outreach follow.
Not for advisors. Not for consultants. For the partners and associates doing the work.
The tools investment professionals are sold are built for sales teams. Databases give you names. Sequencers give you a sending machine. Neither produces what an associate is actually being asked to produce: a curated, defensible shortlist of targets a partner can act on.
Flowline is the missing layer — an AI-driven sourcing engine wrapped in operator judgment. It does the work that lives between the database and the campaign: the qualification, the scoring, the writing, the assembly. AI does the lift at the bench. The operator finishes it at the front.
Flowline is not a SaaS product. It is an operator-led, AI-powered sourcing service.
Brian has spent years at the intersection of M&A advisory and investment analysis — modelling deals, mapping institutional investor mandates, and screening the kind of acquisition opportunities investment teams are asked to source themselves. He knows what a partner is looking for on the page, because he's prepared the page.
Flowline is the operational layer he wished existed when sitting between investment teams and their targets. AI at the bench, operator at the front. Every output passes through one set of hands, built to the standard a partner reviews internally, not the standard a vendor settles for.
Submit the brief below. A short intake call confirms the ICP and scope. The dossier and outreach follow.