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Stop building vendor comparisons by hand.

Give slash a business research goal. It opens real company websites, extracts comparable information, cites every source, and returns one decision-ready report — without contacting anyone or committing your company.

Starting with vendor and supplier research. Mac and iPhone first.
Type one line. This happens.
/ Find qualified warehouse partners for our West Coast expansion. Compare locations, capabilities, minimum volumes and published pricing.
01

Searches the relevant company and industry sources

Operator sites, trade directories, industry registers. Not a page of links.

02

Opens and reads the real sources

Each site is loaded and read the way an analyst would read it.

03

Normalises the findings into one comparable report

The same fields for every candidate, whatever shape each site published them in.

04

Stops before it commits the company

No email sent, no form submitted, no terms accepted, nothing purchased.

01 / goals, not tabs

One line, not forty tabs.

Every piece of work lives as an outcome you can edit. Change the line and the research below it rewrites. Close the work and everything it opened closes with it.

02 / real sources

Real websites, not invented answers.

It operates the actual sites in front of you. Watch it work, take the wheel mid-task, hand it back. It states what it will do before it does it.

03 / one result

Many sources, one normalised result.

Findings pulled into a single comparable table, with every material fact linked to the page it came from and a note wherever two sources disagree.

Where it starts.

First market
Vendor and supplier research Capabilities, minimums, coverage and published terms — pulled from each company's own site into one comparable set of fields, with the source beside every entry.
02
Competitor intelligence Positioning, pricing pages and product changes, read from the source rather than summarised second-hand.
03
Market and location analysis Sites, catchments, incentives and cost structures, gathered from primary sources.
The part that matters

It cannot commit your company.

Everything is heldEmails, form submissions, accepted terms, purchases and anything sent in your name stop and wait. You release a site one at a time, once you have watched it work.
It shows its next moveBefore each step it states what it is about to do and where it will stop. No silent actions, and a full log of everything it touched.
It says when it does not knowWhere sources are thin, stale or contradictory, it says so instead of filling the gap with something plausible.

What goes away.

Forty open tabs and a scratch spreadsheet
One goal, one report
An analyst copying fields into a spreadsheet
One sourced, normalised comparison ready for review
Answers you cannot trace
Every material fact linked to its source
Confident summaries of pages nobody opened
Real sites, actually read
Software acting on your behalf unasked
Human approval before any external commitment

Ready when you are.