Request a Sprint

Bring the decision you have not been able to close.

Confidential, fixed-scope and buyer-specific. If a sprint is the wrong instrument for your question, you will be told that rather than sold one.

What makes a good brief

One real decision, not a sector scan.

A target you keep returning to

You have a name in mind and cannot establish whether it is the right one, whether it is affordable, or whether it is available at all.

A market you cannot map

You know the space matters but the obvious sector list is clearly wrong, and you do not trust what a database returns.

A board question that keeps being deferred

Acquire or build. Buy or partner. Move now or wait. It comes back every quarter and never closes.

A shortlist you do not believe

Someone produced names. Nothing establishes that any of them can actually be bought, by you, at a price that works.

What happens after you send it.

01You describe the decision

What you would do differently depending on the answer, and when the answer stops being useful. That is the whole brief — two paragraphs is plenty.

02Zeph replies honestly

Including when a sprint is the wrong instrument, or when the question is already answerable from what you hold.

03Scope is agreed in writing

The decision, the deliverable, and the date, fixed before any work begins.

04You receive a position

With its reasoning, its contrary evidence, its confidence, and what would reverse it. Then the decision is yours.

The brief

Tell us the decision.

Your details compose an email in your own client and send to a real inbox. Nothing is stored by this website in between.

This composes the brief in your own mail client. Nothing is stored on this page.

No target is contacted without your authority, and never unsupervised. Zeph does not execute transactions or provide regulated advice.