MVP Proof-of-Concept — This is a static demonstration of the Product Intelligence decision framework. No automation, AI processing, or live data is currently active. Learn more →

Make better product decisions
before you buy or sell.

Designed for small and medium businesses making high-impact purchasing or supplier decisions.

Example: Should a small business invest £12,000 in a forklift — or rent instead?

What problem does Product Intelligence solve?

Businesses already research products using Google, supplier websites, and AI tools. However, the final decision is often made informally — across emails, messages, or verbal discussions — with no single, structured record explaining why a product or supplier was chosen.

When costs increase, equipment underperforms, or audits occur, teams struggle to justify past decisions. Product Intelligence solves this by converting existing research into a clear, repeatable, and defensible decision file.

It does not replace research or AI tools. It structures their output into a documented decision that organisations can rely on later.

Why Product Intelligence is different

A) Innovation

A repeatable decision template

Structured evaluation you can audit, share, and reuse.

  • 9 sections, consistent scoring
  • Clear assumptions + trade-offs
B) Beachhead Market

UK SMEs need clarity

Procurement and sellers waste time on unclear comparisons.

  • Tools, equipment, software
  • eCommerce listing decisions
C) Validation (30 days)

Pilot-first validation

Manual reports prove value before automation.

  • 10–25 pilot evaluations
  • 2–5 LOIs targeted
D) Roadmap (90 days)

Automation-ready roadmap

Move from template to semi-structured generator.

  • Form → report output
  • PDF export + comparisons

Built for every kind of decision-maker

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Individuals

Understand products before buying. Avoid costly mistakes.

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Businesses

Evaluate products for procurement, operations, and compliance.

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E-commerce Sellers

Choose what to sell, understand variants, and source wisely.

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Researchers & Analysts

Get structured product breakdowns for reports and recommendations.

Structured, auditable product intelligence

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Consistency

Every product is evaluated using the same structured framework.

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Suitability Assessment

Know who a product is for — and who it's not for.

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Auditability

Transparent reasoning you can review and trust.

From product to decision in 5 steps

A structured framework for understanding any product.

1

Product Selection

Choose a product to evaluate

2

Structured Evaluation

Apply the Product Intelligence template

3

Suitability & Risks

Assess who it's for and potential issues

4

Intelligence Report

Review a clear, structured report

5

Decision Outcome

Buy, sell, source, or pass — with confidence

Three Simple Steps

From product question to confident decision — structured, auditable, repeatable.

1

Select a Product

Define the product, context, and decision goal.

Start with template →
2

Review the Report

See suitability, risks, and alternatives in one structure.

View demo report →
3

Make a Decision

Decide with clear assumptions and evidence you can share.

View framework →

View Demo Product Report → | View Product Intelligence Template → | View Product Intelligence Modes → | View Monetisation & Revenue Model → | Why Not Just Use Search or AI? → | B2B Pilot (UK) →

A quick visual view of how Product Intelligence works.

Early Access Pilot – UK

Status: Early access expressions of interest open (UK).

This MVP is a static demonstration of the framework. During validation, pilot evaluations are conducted manually using the fixed template.

This pilot is for:

  • Individuals making important product decisions
  • SME sellers and e-commerce operators
  • Small businesses evaluating products before purchase

Join the pilot to help shape the future of structured Product Intelligence.

Join the Pilot Request B2B Pilot (LOI)

Founder & Why This Exists

Product Intelligence was created by an Operations Support professional working within large-scale logistics and warehouse environments in the UK. Through direct involvement in procurement and operational decision-making, the founder observed that while product research was widely available, structured decision documentation was often missing.

This gap frequently leads to repeated decision effort, inconsistent outcomes, and limited accountability when decisions are reviewed later. Product Intelligence was designed to address this exact problem — starting with a manual, framework-led MVP before automation.