CapabilitiesDeep Research

The research your team keeps postponing, done properly.

Barie breaks a hard question into subtasks, works them in parallel across your own documents and the live web, then reconciles what it finds into one briefing, with every claim carried back to the source it came from, so you can defend the conclusion rather than just read it.

Deep Research

  • cost base
  • price realisation
  • FX impact
SharePoint142 docs
Snowflake8 tables
Live weblive
Q3 margin briefing
  • Input costs rose 4.1% in EMEA[1]
  • Discounting deepened through Q3[2]
  • FX drag accounted for 1.2 pts[3]

0 claims · every one cited3 sources

From question to defensible briefing

It works the way a good analyst works.

Ask something too broad for a single search and Barie plans before it reads. It splits the question into subtasks, works them across your internal systems and the open web at the same time, and shows you how it reached the answer.

Planning

Turns a broad question into a written plan of subtasks, one you can read and correct before any work starts.

Searching

Works the subtasks in parallel across your connected systems and the live web, rather than one search at a time.

Reasoning

Shows the steps it took and the sources behind each one, so you can check the reasoning instead of taking it on trust.

Reporting

Returns a structured briefing with the findings, the evidence and the open questions, ready to hand on.

What people research with it

The questions that need more than one search.

  • Market and equity analysis. Filings, market data and internal research read together, with every figure traced back to where it was published.
  • Product and feature comparison. How a competitor’s offering actually differs, evidenced line by line rather than recalled from a demo six months ago.
  • Media and coverage review. What has been said about a counterparty, a market or your own business, each reference cited.
  • Complex data questions. Answers that need several systems and several steps, worked through rather than approximated.
  • Diligence and market entry. A structured read on a sector, a target or a partner, ready before the committee meets rather than after.
  • Category and pricing research. Listings, reviews and pricing movements gathered into a picture of the category as it stands today.

A briefing is usually the first step, not the last. Hand it to Data Visualizations for the charts and statistics behind it, or to AI Presentations for the deck that presents it.

Own your intelligence.

Give us the question your team has been putting off, and read the briefing it produces.