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177  <div class="gsb-nav-links"><a href="#intel">Gatsby Intel</a><a href="#aware">Gatsby Aware</a><a href="#assets">Why Gatsby</a><a href="#faq">FAQ</a><a href="/blog">Blog</a></div>
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180<header class="gsb-hero"><div class="gsb-wrap">
181  <span class="gsb-eyebrow">Proactive and on-demand intelligence for law firms</span>
182  <h1>Intelligence That Arrives Before You Ask For It</h1>
183  <p class="gsb-hero-sub">Ask Gatsby about a company and get the answer in minutes. Or let Gatsby watch your accounts and tell you when something moves.</p>
184  <p class="gsb-hero-sub-2">Fully managed. Every claim cited. Take one product or both. Add Person Intel for the people who sign.</p>
185  <div class="gsb-cta-row">
186    <a class="gsb-btn gsb-btn-solid" href="#cta">Request a Dossier</a>
187    <a class="gsb-btn gsb-btn-ghost" href="/book-a-demo">Book a Demo</a>
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189  <div class="gsb-trusted"><span>Willkie Farr &amp; Gallagher</span><span>AmLaw Top 50</span><span>Lexpert Top 10</span><span>AmLaw 100</span><span>Global Elite Firms</span></div>
190  <div class="gsb-stats"><div><div class="gsb-stat-value">~15 min</div><div class="gsb-stat-label">Median turnaround</div></div><div><div class="gsb-stat-value">Weekly</div><div class="gsb-stat-label">Aware briefings</div></div><div><div class="gsb-stat-value">100%</div><div class="gsb-stat-label">Sources cited</div></div><div><div class="gsb-stat-value">4+ months</div><div class="gsb-stat-label">Manual work replaced</div></div></div>
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193  <div class="gsb-head">
194    <span class="gsb-eyebrow">Gatsby Intel</span>
195    <h2>On-Demand Intelligence, Delivered in Minutes</h2>
196    <p>Name a company. Get back research a partner can use, with every source cited. By email or API.</p>
197  </div>
198  <div class="gsb-grid">
199    <div class="gsb-card">
200      <h3>The Executive Report</h3>
201      <p>One document. Gatsby's analysis plus licensed premium data. Enough to walk into the room prepared, short enough to read before you get there. Delivered by email or through the Enterprise API.</p>
202      <h4 style="margin-top:18px;font-size:15px">Premium sources behind every report</h4>
203      <ul class="gsb-sources"><li>News and media</li><li>Company and financial intelligence</li><li>Legal and docket activity</li><li>IP and trademark filings</li><li>Compliance and risk signals</li><li>Public and private company data</li></ul>
204    </div>
205    <div class="gsb-card">
206      <h3>The Full Dossier</h3>
207      <p>Four documents for the pitches you cannot afford to lose. Our most thorough piece of work, built for the highest stakes.</p>
208      <h4 style="margin-top:14px;font-size:15px">Executive Overview</h4><p>What matters, why it matters now, and where the opportunity sits.</p><h4 style="margin-top:14px;font-size:15px">Librarian</h4><p>The facts: who they are, how they earn, where they operate, how healthy they look.</p><h4 style="margin-top:14px;font-size:15px">Amplifier</h4><p>The angle: their pressures, the people who own them, and where your practice fits.</p><h4 style="margin-top:14px;font-size:15px">Coach</h4><p>The approach: talk tracks, likely objections, and clear next steps.</p>
209    </div>
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211  <div class="gsb-card" style="margin-top:18px">
212    <h3>Lightweight Intel</h3>
213    <p>Short, structured intelligence at volume. Qualify long lists, fill CRM gaps, feed an internal tool. Available through the API. Built to sit inside systems you already run.</p>
214  </div>
215</div></section>
216<section id="aware" class="gsb-section"><div class="gsb-wrap">
217  <div class="gsb-head">
218    <span class="gsb-eyebrow">Gatsby Aware</span>
219    <h2>The Intelligence You Didn't Know to Ask For</h2>
220    <p style="color:rgba(245,240,235,.55)">Intel answers your questions. Aware finds the ones you missed. It watches your named accounts and tells you when to act, and who should.</p>
221  </div>
222  <div class="gsb-grid gsb-grid-3"><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Always-On Coverage</h3><p>Gatsby reads the news on your accounts every day, weekends included. Monday starts with a briefing, not a backlog.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><h3>New vs. Ongoing</h3><p>Says what actually changed since the last briefing. Old news is marked as old news.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Noise Filtering</h3><p>Filtering is the product. If nothing is worth acting on, Aware says so.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Competitor Visibility</h3><p>Flags when a rival firm is already on the mandate, and which one. You know whether you are defending the account or chasing it.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Partner Routing</h3><p>Names the partner who should own each item. An assigned action, not another alert.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Built for Outreach</h3><p>Written to be used in outreach and account planning. Not to be filed.</p></div></div>
223</div></section>
224<section id="person-intel" class="gsb-section gsb-section-cream"><div class="gsb-wrap">
225  <div class="gsb-head">
226    <span class="gsb-eyebrow">Add-On</span>
227    <h2>Person Intel</h2>
228    <p>Companies do not decide. People do. Add depth on named individuals to any Intel or Aware engagement.</p>
229  </div>
230  <div class="gsb-grid"><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Depth on the People Who Decide</h3><p>Career history, board seats, professional networks, public interests, and the context that helps you open a conversation.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Context You Can Use in the Room</h3><p>Shared connections, prior mandates, and the interests worth raising. Everything drawn from professional, public sources.</p></div></div>
231</div></section>
232<section id="together" class="gsb-section"><div class="gsb-wrap">
233  <div class="gsb-head">
234    <span class="gsb-eyebrow">Better Together</span>
235    <h2>Standalone Products That Compound</h2>
236    <p style="color:rgba(245,240,235,.55)">Take either on its own. Take both, and monitoring turns straight into action.</p>
237  </div>
238  <div class="gsb-grid gsb-grid-3"><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Aware tells you when</h3><p>Aware spots the development, cuts the noise, and names the owner.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Intel tells you what to do</h3><p>Intel goes deep the moment something moves. No blank page.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Person Intel tells you who</h3><p>Person Intel tells you who to call and what opens the door.</p></div></div>
239</div></section>
240<section id="how-it-works" class="gsb-section"><div class="gsb-wrap">
241  <div class="gsb-head">
242    <span class="gsb-eyebrow">How It Works</span>
243    <h2>Email In, Intelligence Out</h2>
244  </div>
245  <div class="gsb-grid"><div class="gsb-card"><span class="gsb-step-num">01</span><h3>No Integration Required</h3><p>Gatsby runs on email. Nothing to install, nothing to procure, nothing new to learn.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><span class="gsb-step-num">02</span><h3>Request Intel, or Name Your Accounts</h3><p>Ask for a report on any company, or hand Aware the accounts you want watched.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><span class="gsb-step-num">03</span><h3>Receive and Act</h3><p>Intel lands in minutes, cited. Aware briefings arrive on schedule with an owner attached.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><span class="gsb-step-num">04</span><h3>Scale Through the Enterprise API</h3><p>When you are ready, move to the API and put Gatsby inside your CRM and internal tools.</p></div></div>
246</div></section>
247<section id="assets" class="gsb-section"><div class="gsb-wrap">
248  <div class="gsb-head">
249    <span class="gsb-eyebrow">Why Gatsby</span>
250    <h2>Why Teams Move Quickly with Gatsby</h2>
251  </div>
252  <div class="gsb-grid gsb-grid-3"><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Email-First Workflow</h3><p>Send an email, get intelligence back. No new tool, no training. The API is there when you outgrow email.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Deeply Personalised Output</h3><p>Every output is built on your context: your positioning, your practice strengths, your priority accounts.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Fully Managed Service</h3><p>We run the models, the data licences and the human checks. You carry no tech debt.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Proactive, Not Just Reactive</h3><p>Most tools wait to be asked. Aware watches your accounts and tells you first.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Licensed Premium Sources</h3><p>Docket activity, IP filings, compliance signals, private company financials. Data a chatbot cannot reach, cited every time.</p></div><div class="gsb-card"><h3>Enterprise API</h3><p>Put Gatsby inside your CRM, intranet or pitch tools. Same intelligence, at volume, on your systems.</p></div></div>
253</div></section>
254<section class="gsb-section gsb-section-cream"><div class="gsb-wrap">
255  <div class="gsb-head">
256    <span class="gsb-eyebrow">Social Proof</span>
257    <h2>What Leaders Are Saying</h2>
258  </div>
259  <div class="gsb-grid gsb-grid-3"><blockquote class="gsb-card"><p class="gsb-quote">"There&#39;s no way a human could summarize what Gatsby produced in that amount of time. Honestly, not even in five times the time."</p><cite class="gsb-cite">AmLaw 50 Chief Strategic Intelligence Officer</cite></blockquote><blockquote class="gsb-card"><p class="gsb-quote">"Using Gatsby has really driven the proposal program to the next level, they&#39;ve been able to get proposals out that are really tailored and targeted faster."</p><cite class="gsb-cite">Lexpert Top 10 Head of Marketing and Business Development</cite></blockquote><blockquote class="gsb-card"><p class="gsb-quote">"The product looks great, simple, straightforward, and very useful."</p><cite class="gsb-cite">AmLaw 100 Chief Information Officer</cite></blockquote></div>
260  <div class="gsb-head" style="margin-top:44px">
261    <span class="gsb-eyebrow">Pilot Results</span>
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265  <div class="gsb-grid gsb-grid-3"><div class="gsb-card" style="text-align:center"><div class="gsb-pilot-stat">47</div><div class="gsb-pilot-label">companies researched</div><p>One firm produced 47 dossiers and 141 battlecard modules in a week. Four months of manual research.</p></div><div class="gsb-card" style="text-align:center"><div class="gsb-pilot-stat">~15 min</div><div class="gsb-pilot-label">median turnaround</div><p>Median delivery: 15 minutes. The same brief takes 2 to 3 days by hand.</p></div><div class="gsb-card" style="text-align:center"><div class="gsb-pilot-stat">29</div><div class="gsb-pilot-label">requests in one day</div><p>One team sent 29 requests in a day across five sectors. No drop in quality.</p></div></div>
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268  <div class="gsb-head">
269    <span class="gsb-eyebrow">FAQ</span>
270    <h2>Frequently Asked Questions</h2>
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