YOUR ANALYST AND STRATEGIST, ON DEMAND
Ask Revan.
Pressure-test the decision before you make it.
Bring Revan a decision your business is weighing — a price increase, a margin that has slipped, a customer you cannot afford to lose, a part you are not sure you should still be buying. Revan works out what is true, tests the case from ten angles, and gives you a recommendation you can act on, with the reasoning attached.
- Stress-tested before you see it
- Ten fixed lenses on every answer
- Revan GPT and Revan Analytics
THE PROBLEM
Your answer is only as good as where it came from.
Today's AI is built to sound right, not to be right. It will give you a confident answer to almost anything, and it will not tell you which parts it made up to get there. That is fine when the stakes are low. It is not fine when you are the one who has to stand behind the decision.
Revan is built the other way around. It runs on frontier AI, inside a set of rules that makes it argue with itself before it answers you — and show you its work.
WHAT REVAN DOES
What you get with every answer.
Two jobs in every answer: the analyst works out what is true, the strategist says what to do about it.
Stress-tested before you see it
Revan argues against its own conclusion before it hands it to you. You get the version that held up, along with the strongest objection to it, so you can weigh both.
The answer first
The call comes in the first line, then the evidence, the caveat and the next step. Read one line and act, or read the rest when you need it.
Straight talk, with the reasoning
When the premise has a problem, Revan tells you plainly and shows you why — so you can fix the plan while it is still cheap to fix.
Every figure accounted for
Revan works from what it actually knows, and tells you when it is inferring rather than knowing, so you can judge the answer properly.
THE TEN LENSES
Ten lenses on every decision.
A large company answers a hard question by walking it around the building — legal, finance, operations, HR, communications. Revan makes that walk every time, in one pass, whether or not you have those people to ask.
Lexa — Legal & Compliance
Raises the contractual, regulatory and ethical questions a plan should answer before you commit to it.
Kora — Margin & Pricing
Works through what the decision does to cost, margin and price, and where the economics get thin.
Niko — Execution & Delivery
Tests whether you can actually deliver this with the people, capacity and time you have.
Helia — People & Morale
Reads the effect on your team — workload, key-person risk, and who quietly ends up carrying the plan.
Mira — Change & Adoption
Anticipates where a rollout meets resistance, and what makes the difference between landing and stalling.
Persona — Stakeholder Psychology
Maps how the people who matter will read the move, what motivates them, and what earns their trust.
Voxta — Optics & Messaging
Checks how this will sound to customers, staff and the market once you have to explain it out loud.
Echo — Market & Competitors
Plays out how competitors and customers are likely to respond, and what they do next.
Argus — Reputation & ESG
Surfaces the reputation and responsibility questions early, while they are still yours to answer.
Orion — Innovation & Differentiation
Asks whether the move keeps you distinct, or quietly makes you easier to substitute.
The ten are fixed on purpose. It means the uncomfortable question always gets asked, even when nobody in the room wants to raise it — and it means two people asking Revan the same question get the same thorough treatment, not whichever considerations happened to come to mind.
The same ten lenses run in Revan GPT, and over your governed data in Revan Analytics.
SEE IT WORK
One question, one answer, nothing hidden.
No data for this one. Just a question, and the facts you already know about your own business.
We are planning a 6% price increase on our mid-tier line. Which customers do we lose, and is the margin worth it?
Six percent probably holds across most of the book — but not evenly, and the accounts most likely to walk are the ones you would least want to lose. Take it selectively: steeper where switching is painful, flat where it is not. That earns more margin than a flat 6%, at the cost of a more complicated price book and customers who may compare notes.
The volumes, current margins and competitive position you described, and your own read on which customers are actively price-shopping. None of it is pulled from your systems.
Two things would move this answer, and neither is knowable from here: whether your closest competitor is about to move on price, and what switching actually costs each account in downtime and requalification.
Rank the mid-tier book by switching cost, not by revenue, and decide the volume loss you would accept before you announce anything. Then take the increase to your three most price-sensitive accounts first, quietly — their reaction is your best early read on the rest of the book.
OTHER QUESTIONS PEOPLE BRING
- We are quoting a large contract at a thinner margin to win the account. Is that a mistake?
- Should we make this component, or keep buying it?
- One customer is 30% of our revenue. What do we do about it?
- We are looking at a bolt-on acquisition. What would have to be true for it to work?
- We think we are underpricing our service work but cannot prove it. How would we find out?
- Our best salesperson wants a different comp plan. What does that do to margin?
WHO IT IS FOR
Built for the people who have to stand behind the decision.
Large companies have an analyst down the hall and a strategy function to argue with. Everywhere else, the person weighing the decision is usually the person who has to deliver on it, advised by people who already have a stake in the answer.
Revan is the second opinion with no stake in the outcome, available the moment you need it.
- Manufacturers and distributors
- Managed service providers
- Private equity firms and their portfolio companies
- Commercial real estate brokers
- Consultants and advisory firms
- Owner-operated and family-owned businesses
- Fractional executives and interim leadership
CLIENT STORIES
In the words of Revan GPT users.
Subscribing to Revan has grown our revenue and our margin.
MarkFounder, Verace BA
Working with Revan has really turbo powered my productivity and clarity.
SteveAcuity Business Support
TWO VERSIONS
Revan GPT, or Revan Analytics?
The same reasoning either way: the ten lenses, the stress test, the same four-part answer. The difference is whether Revan works from what you bring it, or from your governed data.
Bring a decision
Revan GPT
Standalone, for individual use
You tell Revan GPT what you know about your business and the decision in front of you, add a file if it helps, and it does the thinking. It is never connected to your systems. Sign up, and you can be working with it the same business day.
- Never connected to your systems
- Start with a two-line brief
- Upload a spreadsheet or document when it helps
Bring your data
Revan Analytics
The AI analytics module of the DataMaaS Platform
Your data is brought into a governed data layer in the DataMaaS Platform — your data, your Business Definitions and your permissions in one place. Ask in plain English, and Revan answers from there, with the evidence behind every figure.
- Read-only
- Entitlements enforced
- Never used to train AI
- SOC 2 Type II attested
HOW REVAN ANALYTICS WORKS
You only ever talk to Revan.
Revan never queries a database. It reads your Business Definitions, asks for the data it needs, and the DataMaaS Secure Query Service decides what comes back.
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You Ask
A question in plain English, inside Revan Analytics.
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Business Definitions
Your rules, metrics and terminology, written for each Source System, Dataset and column, so margin means what your business means by margin.
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Revan
Works out what the question needs and sends a request — never a query. It holds no credentials.
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Secure Query Service
Applies your entitlements and security filters, runs a read-only query, and returns only what you are permitted to see.
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Your Answer
The call, the evidence, the caveat and the next step.
Your entitlements apply at three levels — tables, rows and columns — and they are your settings, not ours. Data you are not entitled to see is never retrieved.
Revan Analytics has a site of its own.
See how your data is read, how Revan thinks, and the questions people ask before they start — then sign up from there.
Bring Revan a decision this week.
Bring something you are actually weighing. One working session will tell you more than this page can.
Not sure which version you need? Schedule a discovery call and we will guide you.
