Find simplified definitions of all technical terms used on our platform.
Intelligent software that uses artificial intelligence to analyse your entrepreneurial project in minutes, without human intervention.
Technology that enables a computer to mimic human reasoning to analyse data, detect trends and formulate recommendations.
Automated process where artificial intelligence examines your answers to assess the strength of your project and identify its strengths and weaknesses.
Personalised advice automatically generated by AI based on your situation, sector and objectives.
A score from 0 to 100 calculated by AI that measures your market complexity by cross-referencing several criteria (size, competition, trends, barriers to entry).
Comprehensive analysis that evaluates your target market potential: demand, competition, industry trends, and positioning opportunities.
Strategic document describing your project, its business model, financial forecasts and development strategy.
Process of launching a new economic activity, from the initial idea through to registration and start-up.
Purchase of an existing business to take over its management and continue or transform its activity.
Legal strategies to reduce your company's tax burden by using the provisions allowed by law.
Communication strategy that defines which channels to use (social media, press, web) to reach your target audience.
Quick, free assessment of your entrepreneurial project, based on an 11-question questionnaire analysed by AI.
Platform connecting entrepreneurs, partners and service providers to grow your business.
Estimated figures for revenue, costs and profitability of your business over several years.
Identification of your project's assets and vulnerabilities to help you capitalise on your strengths and address your gaps.
Revenue level at which your business covers all its costs and begins to generate profit.
A business acquisition technique financed primarily through debt, repaid from the profits of the acquired company.
Unique identifier assigned to every company upon registration. In France it is called SIREN (9 digits); each EU country has its own equivalent.
General Data Protection Regulation: European law that protects your personal data and governs its use by companies.
Guarantee that your data and project information remain private, encrypted and are never shared with third parties.