
The infrastructure behind the advisory.
Most of what we do is not a meeting — it is a system. BRIDGE runs the journey from first enquiry to investment decision: assessment, readiness, programmes, data rooms, governance and reporting, with every step recorded.
What runs inside BRIDGE
Eight modules, one record of truth per company. Founders see their own workspace; investors see what has been shared with them; staff see the pipeline and the exceptions.
Founder workspace
Each company gets a private workspace: profile, tasks, documents, readiness, assessment outcomes and direct messaging with their Six Degrees team.
Readiness engine
Thirteen categories scored from evidence rather than opinion, recalculated as documents and requirements land. Progress is visible to the founder, not hidden in a consultant's file.
Automated assessment
Structured assessment runs produce a narrative synthesis and a formatted engagement letter, reviewed by staff before anything is shared. Quality gates block incomplete packs.
Data rooms
Permissioned document rooms with folder-level access, signed URLs and access logging on every view and download.
Investment committee
Submissions, discussion, votes, conditions and an immutable audit log. Decisions carry a record that survives staff turnover.
Programmes & delivery teams
Cohorts, sessions, coach and mentor assignment, and partner-branded application journeys — with team changes optionally syncing to enrolled companies.
Threads & correspondence
Founder, staff, advisor and investor conversations with attachments, plus an archive of every email sent, exactly as it was received.
Workflow & exceptions
Stalled steps surface automatically, escalate against SLA windows and route to an owner. Nothing depends on someone remembering.
Security & governance
Built for institutions that will ask how it is controlled.
The platform assumes scrutiny. Access is enforced at the data layer, privileged actions are logged, and staff accounts cannot bypass two-factor authentication.
- Row-level security on every tenant table — access is enforced by the database, not by the interface
- Mandatory two-factor authentication for staff, with recovery codes and session revocation
- Document access logging, export audit trails and an admin activity log
- Role-based permissions with least-privilege defaults and reviewable role assignments
See it with your own pipeline in mind.
Partners and investors can request a walkthrough of the platform, including governance, reporting and data handling.