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5 research tools that do a similar job to F2, with the facts side-by-side.

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the tool you're replacing
F2— One platform that turns your firm's experience into a proprietary advantage, powering how you screen, diligence, underwrite, and monitor deals.
Private MarketsResearchCALL· Every deal your firm has evaluated. Structured. Queryable.

f2 is a platform for private markets investors that ingests a firm's historical deal materials (ic memos, models, cims, crm data) into a queryable library, then applies that institutional knowledge across screening, diligence, underwriting, and portfolio monitoring. the system runs a native excel engine to produce real spreadsheets with live formulas and cell-level traceability, and focuses on credit workflows including cash flow metrics, covenant analysis, and sponsor evaluation.

toolbest forpricingplanswho uses it
F2 (this tool)private credit funds, commercial banks, and rias underwriting debt deals who want to structure and query their firm's past transaction historyCALL—Private Equity
Keyeprivate equity investors conducting due diligence on potential dealsCALL—Private Equity
DiliEPCs, developers, and compliance teams managing prevailing wage and apprenticeship requirements on federally funded construction and energy infrastructure projects.CALL——
ToltIQprivate markets professionals (PE, VC) running due diligence on deal rooms with unstructured documents.CALL—Private Equity, Venture Capital
Mosaicprivate equity professionals seeking to reduce modeling time and free capacity for investment analysisCALL—Private Equity
Bipsyncinstitutional investment teams (asset managers, asset owners, consultants/advisors) seeking to centralize scattered research and reduce operational inefficiencies.CALL—Hedge Fund, Mutual Fund, Family Office, Private Equity

F2 alternatives for other asset classes

  • Bipsync (Multi-asset) — institutional investment teams (asset managers, asset owners, consultants/advisors) seeking to centralize scattered research and reduce operational inefficiencies.