Every seat on your deal team is paired with a partner who never leaves.

Bankers leave at signing. Consultants leave at Day 100, and you are left holding a spreadsheet and the obligation. Sherpa OS pairs your deal team with a bench that is familiar to you. Your legal lead gets Clarence, your CFO gets Warren, your IT lead gets Oz, your comms lead gets Emily. Seventeen specialists, one for every seat, on one record that does not end when the data room does. Sherpa OS is the agentic operating system for private equity, corporate development, and M&A.


Built on the M&A integration playbooks McKinsey, Bain, BCG, Deloitte, and KPMG charge millions for.


The pairing

Nobody on your team works alone anymore.

Every workstream on an integration has a person who owns it and about four hundred things that person can't get to. Sherpa gives each of them a partner. Your CFO works with Warren, who thinks like a banker and watches the synergy numbers against the model. Your legal lead works with Clarence, who thinks like a deal lawyer and tracks every contract that has to novate before close. Your IT lead works with Oz on the cutover, your head of people works with Emma on retention, and so on down every seat on the deal.

They aren't chatbots with a job title stapled on. Each one carries real domain depth, and each one has read every document in the room.

And because a hospital isn't a hotel, your deal picks up one more partner on top of the seventeen: an industry specialist matched to the target, chosen by you rather than assigned on a guess.

Sherpa M&A integration agents across seventeen workstreams

Diligence

Your diligence lead gets a counterpart who's read everything.

Dewey files every document the second it lands, into a fourteen-domain structure nobody has to maintain. Adrian reads all of it. Ask him a question and he answers from the actual files with the source cited, and he'll find the clause before your analyst finds the folder. Every answer is scoped to what the person asking is cleared to see, so a tier-one reviewer never gets an answer built from something they shouldn't have.

Sherpa M&A data room with a fourteen-domain diligence structure AI diligence lead answering from the source documents

The structure

Sherpa knows how your organization is actually built.

Four levels deep or one, Sherpa models your real structure with ownership and dates on every node. A PE firm sees firm, fund, holdco, portco. A corporate acquirer sees parent, division, region, business unit. Same hierarchy, your language. A deal lives where the work happens, and everything it produces rolls up to the levels that need it, without anyone rebuilding a consolidation in a spreadsheet.

Sherpa firm structure across funds, holdcos, and portcos

The firm

Every deal has its team. The firm has Henry.

Henry thinks like a principal, running valuation and capital allocation across everything you hold. He works the pipeline against your thesis on the way in and reads consolidated financials up the hierarchy once the deal is yours. Most tools stop at the deal. Henry is the tier above.

Firm-level portfolio valuation across the whole PE portfolio

See your team paired up on a real deal.

Give us fifteen minutes and we'll walk you through Sherpa on a live integration, from the pipeline to the board pack.

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Get Started

Bring your first deal to the beta.

Sherpa is onboarding design partners now. Tell us where to reach you and we'll set up a conversation about your deal. We typically respond within one business day, and no login is required.

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Design partner program.

Sherpa is in active build with a small group of design partners, and this is how you get in. PE firms, corp dev teams, and operating partners running active integrations are eligible. Design partners receive preferential pricing, direct product input, and early platform access ahead of general availability.

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