Asil
For European groups that grow by acquisition
Understand what you’ve bought. See what connects. Keep moving.
Asil's built to map data and processes across separate businesses automatically. Use that understanding to analyse the group, build business cases and run agents that keep working as things change.
Built in Rotterdam, developing with design partners.
Separate businesses. A shared picture.
ILLUSTRATION
The questions sit between businesses
Different names, systems, languages and owners. Every acquisition adds another set of records to reconcile before you can make a decision.
Connect account relationships, contracts and service issues across entities. Give the right team the full context.
Find common suppliers and overlapping contracts. Check scope, renewals and terms before claiming a saving.
Map steps, handovers and repeated entry. Compare processes with the teams who actually run them.
Trace assumptions back to records. Test revenue, cost and integration questions, and see where evidence is missing.
More than a first read
Once the records are understood, the next question should not start another mapping project.
Customers, suppliers, processes and systems connected across entities, with ownership and gaps visible.
Use the same context for different business cases, comparisons and reports. Make assumptions explicit.
Follow a finding to its source, the interpretation and the calculation. Review uncertain matches with a person.
Monitor changes, repeat checks and prepare follow-ups within an agreed scope. People control consequential actions.
From a record to a decision
A shared view connects the spend and the contracts. It also shows what you still need to know before acting.
The same approach can support customer, process and financial questions. The business case depends on the evidence available.
Try the worked exampleFictional records. Three of fourteen group businesses covered. No saving has been established.
| Business / source name | Spend |
|---|---|
| NetherlandsCloudbase Hosting BV | €31,000 |
| BelgiumCLOUDBASE HOSTING | €27,800 |
| GermanyCloudbase Hosting B.V. | €19,600 |
Still to check: service overlap, usage, termination terms and renewal dates. The next step is a contract review with the owners.
See how an updated source can change the shared picture. This illustration does not connect to a company system.
Alongside your people
Automated discovery gives your teams a starting point they can challenge, extend and act on.
Choose the business question, permitted records, access boundaries and accountable owner.
Interpret records, propose relationships and map processes. Surface missing information and uncertain matches.
Compare entities, examine a business case and produce a report with its supporting evidence.
Run agreed agents as records change. Route exceptions and proposed actions to the people responsible.
Use seller-authorised information to examine the business being bought. Identify inconsistencies, missing coverage and specific follow-up questions before making a decision.
Access has to be agreed. No system can establish what has been deliberately withheld from it.
Designed for European operating reality
Local ownership, different jurisdictions and sensitive deal information belong in the design from the start.
AI can interpret a document or propose a relationship. That is a hypothesis to inspect.
The intended deployment is a controlled environment with agreed processing boundaries and permissions.
A few practical questions
More questions? The Asil Assistant explains more about the product.
No migration is intended as a prerequisite. The starting point is authorised access or agreed exports. Access, security review and source quality still need to be addressed; Asil is not a zero-setup promise.
No. Discovery creates context that should remain useful: repeat analysis, monitor changes, examine further acquisitions and run agreed workflows over time.
That is part of the intended design. Local systems and ownership can remain in place while the group sees agreed information across entities. Permissions determine who can see and do what.
Asil is developing with design partners. The concept is an interactive example using fictional inputs and predefined calculations. It is not a live connection to company systems. A design partnership defines and tests a useful workflow together.
One group. One useful starting point.
A first conversation is enough to explore the fit. Data access is agreed separately.
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