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Customers already know how powerful Copilot is. What many don’t realize is how much more valuable it becomes when it can access Dakota Marketplace’s proprietary financial data alongside publicly available information. Turn Copilot into a private markets intelligence platform for $1,000 per year.
Copilot is an extraordinary research tool. But when you connect Dakota Marketplace, you’re no longer limited to what Copilot can find on the public internet. You’re giving it access to one of the most comprehensive collections of structured investment intelligence available.
Copilot has fundamentally changed how we research, analyze, and understand information. In seconds, it can answer complex questions, research companies, summarize financial information, and turn hours of research into minutes. It’s an extraordinary tool.
But there’s one important principle about artificial intelligence: the quality and depth of its answers depend heavily on the information it can access. That’s where Dakota Marketplace changes the equation.
The public internet doesn’t contain everything. Much of the most valuable information investment professionals need is scattered across regulatory filings, investment disclosures, company records, pension documents, and specialized databases. Dakota Marketplace has already done the work of collecting, cleaning, classifying, verifying, and connecting it.
Ask Copilot to examine its portfolio companies, acquisition activity, investment strategies, and relevant executives using Dakota’s structured records.
Ask about its investment managers, commitments, holdings, and investment activity using Dakota’s allocator intelligence.
Ask Copilot to analyze fund performance using Dakota’s proprietary fund-level information and benchmarks.
The intelligence of Copilot hasn’t changed. The depth of information available to it has.
“Find private equity firms actively acquiring industrial businesses, identify their portfolio companies, and tell me who I should contact.”
Public PE firm websites, press releases, published deals, and publicly named executives.
Fragmented deal histories, incomplete sponsor relationships, inconsistent coverage, and more manual verification.
Structured PE sponsor profiles, linked transactions, portfolio companies, industry classifications, and decision-maker records.
More targeted firm lists, stronger transaction context, and relevant contacts for outreach.
Illustrative example. Not actual Copilot output.
The question didn’t change. The information available to answer it did.
Dakota Marketplace brings a vast collection of specialized financial intelligence to Copilot, including:
Institutional investors, family offices, endowments, foundations, pensions, RIAs, and other capital allocators.
Investment managers across private equity, private credit, venture capital, real estate, and other strategies.
Private companies connected to their private equity sponsors.
Privately held businesses beyond the traditional private equity universe.
Acquisitions, exits, venture financings, and other transactions linked to companies, buyers, sellers, sponsors, and decision-makers.
Fund performance intelligence, vintage years, strategies, and benchmarking data.
Institutional holdings, including ETFs, closed-end funds, BDCs, and other publicly reported securities.
Investment adviser profiles, regulatory filings, and business information.
Private securities offerings and capital-raising activity.
Investment managers, commitments, investment portfolios, and institutional investment activity.
This isn’t simply more information. It’s information that has been organized, classified, and connected so it can answer highly specific investment questions.
Find private equity firms investing in healthcare companies and identify their recent acquisitions, portfolio companies, and relevant executives.”
Copilot can search public announcements, websites, and news articles.
Copilot can also access structured private company records, transaction intelligence, sponsor relationships, and executive information from Dakota Marketplace.
Which public pension funds have committed capital to private credit managers, and what can you tell me about their investment programs?”
Copilot relies on publicly available search results.
Copilot can draw on Dakota’s public pension investment and allocator intelligence.
Compare a 2020-vintage private equity fund’s performance against comparable funds.”
Copilot can search for publicly available fund information.
With Dakota’s private fund performance data, Copilot can help put performance into context using relevant fund-level information and benchmarks.
Illustrative examples. Not actual Copilot output.
Copilot can already find an enormous amount of information online. Dakota adds specialized data that may not be easily available, consistently organized, or searchable through public websites.
The result: greater research depth and access to information that might otherwise require hours of manual work.
With public information alone, you might ask: “Who are the largest private credit managers?” With Dakota connected, you can go further:
“Identify private credit managers, compare their fund performance, and find institutional investors that have committed capital to them.”
Dakota can connect a private equity firm to its funds, portfolio companies, acquisitions, exits, executives, and potentially the institutional investors backing its funds. Instead of researching isolated facts, you’re researching relationships.
Imagine asking Copilot:
“Identify registered investment advisers with significant ETF holdings, show their relevant exposures, and help me prioritize firms for outreach.”
Dakota supplies the specialized intelligence. Copilot helps you analyze it and act on it.
Ask sophisticated questions in natural language and bring relevant proprietary information into one conversational workflow, so you spend more time evaluating opportunities and making decisions.
It understands questions, reasons through complex topics, synthesizes findings, and communicates answers in natural language.
Millions of connected financial data points across allocators, managers, private companies, transactions, funds, filings, and holdings.
The combination can answer complex questions using proprietary relationships and financial data that aren’t readily accessible through ordinary web research.
Ask sophisticated investment research questions in plain English. Dakota Marketplace is becoming the proprietary investment intelligence layer for AI.
Results depend on the question, data coverage, and source verification. Always verify important findings.
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Now you can experience what happens when one of the world’s most powerful AI research tools connects to one of the most comprehensive collections of investment intelligence. Put Dakota Marketplace behind your next Copilot question.
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