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The Midici AI Portfolio Ops Platform

Every engagement we run is built on the same set of tools: data management, a way for your firm and its companies to work together, value creation dashboards, and a library of reusable workflows. Because that foundation already exists, your budget goes into the work that's specific to your portfolio.

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Our platform gives deal teams the tools they need to put AI to use across their portfolio, and measure its impact

Midici is the AI operating layer for private equity value creation. It sits alongside your monthly financial reporting, and our AI agent adds what the numbers can't say, collected automatically from the portfolio company team.

For your firm, that adds up to three big things: a single source of data you can trust, one place where deal teams and companies work from the same numbers, and a way to put your AI agents to work on all of it.

Data infrastructure for portfolio ops metrics

We pull metrics and context out of the board decks, monthly packages and emails your companies already send, maps them onto your scorecard's definitions, and adds context from the people inside each company.

Every number links back to the document and page it came from, is confirmed by an executive, and is permissioned by firm, company and role.

A shared operating layer for deal teams

Your deal team, portfolio operations and each company's executives work from the same confirmed numbers. The Value Creation Dashboard shows every company in one row, scored on the five value creation levers, and you can click into any company to see its thesis and the metrics behind each score.

We gather context from the right people over Slack and email, and executives sign off on what's shared.

An MCP server for AI agents

The same dataset is available through our MCP server, so you can ask a question about your portfolio in Claude or ChatGPT and get an answer drawn from your own companies' reporting.

Your team can build its own analyses and agents on top of it, and the same permissions apply as everywhere else on the platform.

How it works: no big process changes required, just better visibility for everyone

We start with the data packages (and processes) you already use, quietly capturing and enriching your monthly reporting over time with qualitative insights designed to improve portfolio performance.

  1. We pull your critical portfolio ops metrics from the documents you already have

    Just CC our agent on the email where you share your board deck or Monthly Reporting Package. It pulls out the key metrics and formats them into your Exit Scorecard rubric. Your current process stays exactly as it is.

  2. We add the context behind those metrics, straight from the portfolio company

    For metrics and insights that need more than a number, our agent reaches out over Slack and email to the right people at the right level, from executives to directors, managers, and team members. We turn what they tell us into a board-ready summary.

  3. Work with your portfolio's data and fact base, in our platform or through MCP

    Every snapshot rolls up into a searchable, filterable view of portfolio health, with drilldowns that show the context behind every number. Your team can also query it from Claude or ChatGPT through our MCP server.

    We don't replace your BI tools or portfolio management platform. We replace the manual work of re-reading, cross-referencing and analyzing static board materials to find the signal buried in them.

See it in action

We give your firm a bird's-eye view of your portfolio companies' progress on the value creation levers, and let you dig in with your AI agent of choice

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Value Creation Dashboard

Scale-invariant metrics scored against Midici Industry Benchmarks, the same bar for every company.

CompanyGrow RevenueExpand MarginsStrategic AcquisitionsPay Down DebtExpand Exit Multiple
Haskins Reporting Co.Score 82%, 4/5 metrics reportedScore 91%, 5/5 metrics reported—Not scored, 0/1 metrics reportedScore 64%, 3/4 metrics reportedScore 77%, 4/5 metrics reported
Harbison Freight SystemsScore 58%, 3/5 metrics reportedScore 70%, 4/5 metrics reportedScore 100%, 1/1 metrics reportedScore 45%, 2/4 metrics reportedScore 62%, 3/5 metrics reported
Fenwick Badge & AccessScore 94%, 5/5 metrics reportedScore 66%, 3/5 metrics reported—Not scored, 0/1 metrics reportedScore 88%, 4/4 metrics reportedScore 81%, 4/5 metrics reported
St. Albans Clinical BillingScore 41%, 2/5 metrics reportedScore 55%, 3/5 metrics reportedScore 50%, 1/1 metrics reportedScore 72%, 3/4 metrics reportedScore 48%, 2/5 metrics reported
Tuckaway Outdoor SupplyScore 73%, 4/5 metrics reportedScore 84%, 4/5 metrics reported—Not scored, 0/1 metrics reportedScore 60%, 3/4 metrics reportedScore 90%, 5/5 metrics reported
The Value Creation Dashboard, shown with illustrative data.

You shouldn't have to pay for the same groundwork on every project

Almost every AI project in a portfolio starts with the same plumbing: logins and permissions, a way to get numbers out of board decks, a secure place to keep them, and a map of which companies belong to which fund. If a partner builds that from scratch for each client, you pay for it every time, and you wait for it every time.

We built it once. When we developed a custom value creation dashboard for one PE firm's portfolio operations team, the project started with metric extraction, access control, portfolio mapping and AI tooling already in place. The engagement was spent on the dashboard and workflow that team actually needed.

Every client runs on the same software, but each client's data is kept completely separate.

Security and access are built in

Board decks, financial packages and team-level input are some of the most sensitive material a firm holds. This is the part you least want rebuilt from scratch for each project, so it's part of the platform every engagement runs on.

Role-based access at every level

People at your firm see only the companies they're assigned to. Inside each company, every team member works at their own permission level, and each workflow's output is permissioned separately.

The CEO decides what gets shared

Your firm can see that a workflow ran in a company. Its results stay private until the company's CEO chooses to share them, which keeps executives willing to be candid.

A record that can't be edited

Every metric update, narrative change, workflow step, team input and access event is logged to an event timeline that can't be changed after the fact.

Isolated by design

Every organization runs in its own isolated environment, and data separation is enforced in the architecture, so one customer can't reach another's data.

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