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Research your whole list with GridIQ.

Companies, people, events, or a list of your own. Turn the questions you care about into columns, then let GridIQ research each row and show its sources.

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Open a question. Follow the answer.

Explore this sample grid, sort the companies, and open a cell to see its evidence. Then follow the research into the account.

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The research follows your questions.

A list is the beginning of the work. GridIQ gives you a way to research that list consistently, inspect what comes back, and keep working with the answers.

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    Bring the list. Or ask Luna to find it.

    Upload a CSV or Excel file, describe the rows you want Luna to find, or start with an empty grid. Tell GridIQ what you need to learn.

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    Make your questions the columns.

    Ask what you would otherwise research one item at a time. Choose text, a number, a date, yes or no, or a set of categories for the answer.

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    Follow an answer to the evidence.

    Open a cell for the full answer, its explanation, and the sources behind it. If the available evidence cannot resolve a question, that uncertainty stays visible.

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    Keep working with the results.

    Filter and sort the grid, refine a question, or research selected rows again. Export a CSV, share the grid, or add relevant companies to Key Accounts.

Build the grid around the decision.

Qualify companies, understand a team, or research an event programme. Choose a starting point to see how the questions change with the job.

Which of these companies are worth approaching: big enough to afford us, already doing this work by hand, and with somebody whose job it is to fix that.

Questions to research

HeadcountNumber
How many people work there?
Who owns thisFree text
Who owns this problem, and how do we reach them?
Doing it by handYes or no
Is anyone there doing this research manually today?
Buying signalFree text
Anything in the last six months that suggests they are looking?
FitCategory
How well do they fit what we sell?

These starting questions come from GridIQ. Change them to fit your own work.

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Keep researching the companies that matter.

Add relevant companies to Key Accounts. Continue with the people, account developments, and Luna, using the same workspace as the work becomes more specific.

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Your questions and answer formats.

Use short answers, numbers, dates, yes or no, and categories you define. Keep your own notes beside the researched answers.

Work with the evidence.

Read the full answer and source notes. Refine the instructions or research selected cells again when you need more detail.

A grid you can keep using.

Sort, filter, and save views for different decisions. Add a question without rebuilding your list, or save a new grid from the work you have already done.

Take the results with you.

Export the full grid or selected rows as CSV. Share the grid with a team, or merge research using a common column when two lists overlap.

A few things you might want to know.

Companies, people, events, signals, and other lists you define. A row is the item you are researching; a question column tells GridIQ what you want to learn about each item. You can use a starting template or write your own questions.

You can upload CSV or Excel data, describe a list for Luna to find, or add rows to an empty grid. Give the grid an objective so the questions have context. Discovery is a starting list to work with, not a guarantee of complete market coverage.

Open the cell and its details to read the full answer, explanation, and sources. Source notes show how the evidence supports the answer. Unresolved questions stay visible so you know where more work is needed.

Yes. Add or change questions, research selected rows or cells again, and keep manual notes beside the results. Filters and saved views help you return to the part of the grid you need.

Export all rows or a selection as CSV. You can share a grid within your workspace, save a new grid, and merge grids around a common column. Company rows can also become Key Accounts for ongoing research.

GridIQ is being enabled workspace by workspace. Create an alkemy account and talk to us if GridIQ is not available in your workspace. The interactive sample above is open to everyone.

Keep the work connected.

LunaYour agent for research and client work.Key AccountsThe company, its people, and what changed, together.Warm IntrosFind the connections around the person you want to meet.FeedWhat changed, why it matters, and what to do next.

What is on your research list?

Bring a list and the questions you need answered. Talk to us about using GridIQ in your workspace.

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