The Execution Intelligence Layer

Where diligence stops at what,
IIQ answers whether.

Financial diligence tells you what a company is worth. Document AI tells you what the files say. IntegrisIQ tells you whether the organization can actually execute — and what to write into the deal.

We turn soft execution risk into decision-grade evidence: a Go / Conditional / No-Go verdict, traceable evidence with explicit confidence, and contract-ready mitigations — delivered in hours to days, at price points that sit below the procurement radar.

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The unpriced risk

Most commitments that disappoint don't fail on strategy.
They fail in the doing.

Leaders underwrite capability — can they do it on paper? — while leaving operability unmeasured: can we actually operate together at the required cadence, with clean accountability and disciplined escalation? The gap between the two is where value leaks.


In a deal

The target that modeled beautifully

…hits the molasses of unspoken norms, decision latency, and leadership re-litigation after close. Most deal teams later admit they overestimated the target's ability to execute the plan.

In a partnership or JV

The complementary fit that wasn't

Two organizations accumulate a "collaboration tax" of escalations and handoff failures until the relationship quietly stops delivering the value that justified it.

In a transformation

The initiative that stalls in pilot

Budgets and milestones are tracked; the human system that decides whether people are ready, willing, and able to execute is not. So the plan drifts, and no one sees it until it's late.

The category

The judgment layer for the capital stack.

The capital stack already has a layer for the numbers, a layer for the legal reality, and a layer for the market. What it has never had is a standardized, defensible read on whether the organization can actually do the thing the model assumes it will do. Cyber and code scans became standard diligence inside a decade. Execution capability is next — because the instrument to measure it now exists.

MEASURE

Make it legible

Nine plain-English indices score how work actually moves — from public signals or direct measurement — each with traceable evidence.

VALIDATE

Compute confidence

Confidence is a first-class output. Contradictions are surfaced, not averaged away, so a verdict can be defended.

GOVERN

Make it actionable

Findings become gating conditions, decision briefs, and contract-ready mitigation exhibits your process can drop straight in.

STEWARD

Watch for drift

The same model carries from a fast screen to continuous monitoring, so execution stays legible after the commitment is made.

The Signal family

A ladder of decision instruments.

The same execution-capability framework carries across every tier — so you never re-learn the model as you move from a fast screen to deep validation. Four products ship today.

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A0 · Live

SignalCard

Zero-intake, outside-in triage of one entity in 1–2 hours. A Proceed / Constraints / Park call and the unknowns to validate next.

10 credits ≈ $850
A1 · Live

SignalScan

Thesis-aware, decision-grade read of one entity — nine indices scored with confidence and a traceable evidence log. 2–3 days.

80 credits
A2 · Live

Multi-Entity Scan

One thesis across a shortlist — individual scans plus a comparative report with ranking, fragility analysis, and a gating plan.

500 credits
B · Live

SignalValidate

Time-boxed proof of 3–5 gating conditions via SMI-Lite surveys and AI-led interviews. No systems integration required.

750 credits

Roadmap: SignalUnderwrite (underwriting depth) · SignalOperate (drift radar) · Control Room (telemetry + agentic playbooks).

Three markets, one job

Wherever the cost of getting it wrong is high.

The same question — can they execute? — is worth the most in three places. A combined $40–60B of independently substantiated addressable spend.

9
plain-English execution indices, one model across every tier
4
products live today, with three deeper tiers roadmapped
$40–60B
combined, independently substantiated addressable market
30 yrs
of management science behind the method — from Commitment-based Management to network analysis

Executive Think Series

Thinking, made legible.

A running argument for treating execution as a priceable, governable capability — written for operators, not skimmed by marketers.

All insights

See whether they can execute — before you commit.

Start with a single SignalCard on a live name. One page, a clear call, and the unknowns worth validating next — in about a day.