Solution · Investor Diligence
The deck says one thing. The record shows another.
What a company actually ships, charges, and hires for, dated and sourced from its own public surfaces, against what the deck claims.
Behavioral evidence, not sentiment. Every fact links the page it came from.
The job
Diligence runs on documents the company wrote.
By the time a data room opens, everything in it has been curated. The public record is harder to curate: the pricing page moved, the enterprise tier appeared, the security certifications landed, the job board tilted toward sales. Those are behaviors, and they are dated.
Bixel keeps that record continuously, so the question becomes “what changed, and when,” instead of “who do we believe.”
- Growth claims with no observable shipping cadence behind them
- “Enterprise-ready” decks over a site with no trust page
- Headcount stories the company’s own job board contradicts
- No dated trail from a claim back to a source
The API
5 calls cover the job.
Current state is open. History values, claim checks, and evidence trails sit behind a free key. These are the real routes.
For agents · MCP
Or let your agent run it.
Connect the Bixel MCP server and any agent, Claude, an internal copilot, a procurement bot, works this job against live structured data, with every value citing the dated capture it came from. The recommendation becomes auditable, not a guess.
you ask your agent
“Pull Pinecone’s record: what changed in pricing and hiring over the last year, and which security claims are independently observed?”
A real example, live now
Pinecone’s stack page splits observed technology from what job postings state, and marks the overlap verified: see claimed vs observed →