Pick the framework you were assigned and a publicly listed company. OPAL writes the analysis with its sources attached — and the Defense sheet puts every figure it states, the sentence it sits in and the sources cited with it in one place. When someone asks where a number came from, you open the link.
Porter’s Five Forces, SWOT, PESTEL, VRIO, Business Model Canvas and five more. One framework — or one section of one — is one report and one credit; the first is free. Screening a target instead? Start from the job and OPAL runs 4 frameworks in order.
Built for people whose numbers get checked — MBA students and early-career analysts who have to defend a framework analysis after they hand it in.
Running a five-person pilot with a Kelley School 1Y MBA cohort. Not a Kelley endorsement — same page, same free first report as everyone else.
Anything with a chat box will answer you. The difference shows up when the evidence isn't there.
If OPAL can’t gather enough verifiable facts about the company, it stops before writing a word, tells you that’s what happened, and puts the credit back.
Every financial figure is cited to the filing or dataset row it came from. The analyst has no calculator and no data feed, and an id that doesn’t match the evidence it was handed never becomes a source link.
Where the data runs out, the report says so and moves on. A named gap is information; a plausible guess is a liability you’d carry into the call.
Not better prose than a chatbot — the version you can be asked about. Claims carry a source you can open, and the Defense sheet counts the ones that don’t.
Revenue, margins, ratios, and cash flow from licensed financial data, with the filing behind each figure. When a figure isn't in the data, OPAL leaves the gap visible instead of estimating.
Claims carry a traceable source, and the Defense sheet counts the figures that carry none — so a reader can check the work instead of taking it on trust.
SWOT, Porter's Five Forces, PESTEL, VRIO, Balanced Scorecard and five more. A request carries exactly one of them, so every read is a deliberate step you can check rather than a bulk dump.
One panel listing every figure the report states, the sentence it sits in and the sources cited with it, grouped by section — with a computed count of how many carry a source and how many don’t. Open a source, copy a line, or open every source in a section. It travels with the PDF and Markdown exports.
The company logo and brand colours when the brand service has them, and a clean initials mark when it doesn’t — either way the formatting holds up in a board deck.
A print-ready export that keeps the section structure, with the source bibliography carried through to the last page.
From a company name to a cited report and the source trail behind it.
Type a publicly listed company. OPAL resolves the entity and pulls its filing-backed financials and market research. Public filers have the deepest source coverage, which is what the whole product rests on.
A request carries exactly one framework, or one section of it — either way it is one report and one credit. Screening a target instead? A preset lines four frameworks up in order.
Every figure the report states, the sentence it sits in and the sources cited with it — grouped by section, with a count of how many carry a source and how many don’t. It exports as a “Source check” appendix with the PDF and the Markdown. Gaps in the evidence are named, not filled.
Each one breaks into sections. Business Analysis alone covers Business Model, Financial Analysis with Key Ratios, Operations, Strategy, and Organization.
One free report to judge the output. Then $49 a month.
Your first report is free, and no card is required to run it.
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