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Private Intelligence Layer for an Investment Fund

We built an investment fund its own private intelligence layer, trained on the fund's real memos and vocabulary, so meeting prep becomes one cited question instead of a hand-assembled search across 5 systems.

Client
NorthPoint Capital: $155M SEBI-Registered Investment Fund
Stack & approach
VCPEInvestment OntologyOn-PremiseNorthPoint-OwnedCited Answers
Interface screens from Private Intelligence Layer for an Investment Fund
Interface, from the 360Labs case-study deck (page 45).

The problem

NorthPoint's hardest material (diligence notes, legal documents, sector research and the reasoning behind a pass) lives as text, in meetings and in people. A schema handles the metrics but not the part that decides investments. Partners meet 5-10 companies daily, and preparation is assembled by hand across several systems every day.

Solution & architecture

A NorthPoint-owned deployment: Omni runs on infrastructure NorthPoint owns, with the knowledge store, document store and connector credentials inside the fund's perimeter. We built a NorthPoint investment ontology from the fund's own memos, internal terms and real partner questions. Collection runs on the research seats the fund already pays for, and every answer names its source, stating what it does not cover rather than fabricating.

Why it is built this way

  • NorthPoint-owned

    Runs on the fund's own account and keys

  • No licence revocation

    No server that can switch it off

  • Refuses over fabricates

    States gaps rather than guessing