Act one · The page under the bars
Six lines. Take them one at a time, in the order a deal team would.
These are the findings a digital estate pass produces before you sign, or in the first hundred days if the signing already happened. Each one links to what it costs to actually go and look.
Exhibit 4 · Digital estate
Findings summary
0 of 6 unredacted
Unredact line 1.1 to continue
Act two · Who let us near their estate
21 years, 150+ people, and portfolio work that survived a hold period.
Alliance
AIT Tech
Business and product fitment from AIT, technology execution from us. One motion across the hold period, blueprint to build.
Read the shape of it
Portfolio
IRONMAN Group
Registration and commerce fragmented across 40+ markets, consolidated onto one platform. 1M+ athlete records unified into a single data platform.
Read the shape of it
Portfolio
PADI
A legacy member platform that capped international growth, rebuilt into recurring-revenue infrastructure. 6,500+ partner shops, multi-currency commerce live globally.
Read the shape of it
Portfolio
Clarion Safety Systems
Industrial safety products and labeling. Commerce and content modernized without stalling the catalog the business runs on.
Read the shape of itAnd the ones I cannot name
- A US awards and media group: multi-property consolidation, entry and judging workflows, subscriber data brought into one view.
- PE-backed operators across sport, member associations, industrial products, and life sciences, under agreements that keep them unnamed.
Act three · Ask me the awkward one
The question you would have asked if the room had been quieter.
This answers in my voice, from our own record of the work. If the answer is not in there, it will say so rather than guess.
Still curious after all six lines? Then it is worth a call.
A scoping conversation is 30 minutes. You leave with the shape of the pass, what it costs, and how fast it comes back. No deck.