The client profile is a structured record of the company being audited. It supplies the baseline context, company description, industry, size, geography, and key priorities, that every downstream AI step (web intelligence, analysis, frameworks, memos) draws on. A complete profile produces significantly better analysis output than a sparse one.
Gather basic information about the client: their website URL, a short description of what they do, company size, primary industry, and any known AI initiatives or pain points.
You do not need to have everything; incomplete profiles can be filled in incrementally before you run analysis.
Company size, headcount band (e.g. 50–200, 200–1000).
Geography, primary operating region.
Write a Company description (2–5 sentences). Describe what the company does, who their customers are, and any context relevant to an AI readiness assessment.
Optionally add Key contacts, names and roles of the primary stakeholders you will be auditing. These pre-populate the interview capture step.
Click Save profile.
The company description field has the largest impact on analysis quality. Write it as you would brief a senior consultant: what does this company do, what is their market position, and why are they looking at AI?
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All required fields (company name, industry, company size) must be filled. Check the form for highlighted errors.I don’t have the client’s website URL yet.
Leave the website field blank. You can add it before running web intelligence. Without a URL, the web intelligence step will have less to work with.Key contacts aren’t showing up in interviews.
Contacts added here pre-populate interview suggestions but are not automatically created as interview records. You still need to create each interview manually in the interviews step.
