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Firm at a glance
- Entity
- Alpha Intel — private intelligence and due diligence advisory firm
- Established
- 2008
- Headquarters
- India, operating nationwide
- Practices
- Family Intelligence · Executive Intelligence · Corporate Risk Intelligence
- Served
- Families, executives, boards, family offices, investors, companies
- Deliverable
- Written intelligence report with executive briefing
- Methods
- Public records, lawful databases, consented disclosures, professional enquiry, open-source research
- Contact
- advisory@alphaintel.biz
Direct answers
The six questions asked most often.
What does Alpha Intel do?
Alpha Intel verifies facts and assesses risk before a decision is made — on a prospective spouse's family, a senior appointment, a business partner, an investment target or an internal fraud concern — and reports findings in writing.
Is Alpha Intel a detective agency?
No. Alpha Intel is an intelligence and due diligence advisory firm. Work is structured around a decision question and delivered as analysed, source-referenced reporting rather than surveillance hours.
How does an engagement work?
Seven steps: mandate, scope, intelligence collection, verification, analysis, reporting and executive briefing. Findings are corroborated across independent sources and confidence levels are stated.
What are the firm's limits?
Alpha Intel does not obtain call records, banking data or private communications, does not access systems without authorisation, and does not impersonate officials. Mandates requiring those methods are declined.
Where does Alpha Intel operate?
Across India, including Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Gurugram and Noida, with cross-border record and reference work where lawful.
How are fees set?
By scope, geography, complexity, verification depth, field requirements and reporting needs. A fixed quotation follows a confidential consultation, before any work begins.
Terminology
The language of private intelligence.
- Due diligence
- Structured verification of a person or entity before a commitment — identity, record, finances, litigation and reputation.
- Corroboration
- Confirming a finding against a second, independent source before it is reported as established.
- Open-source research
- Analysis of publicly available material: registries, filings, court records, media and published disclosures.
- Material finding
- A verified fact capable of changing the client's decision.
- Confidence level
- A stated measure of how firmly a finding is supported — verified, indicative or unconfirmed.
- Executive briefing
- A verbal walkthrough of the report to named recipients, covering findings, limitations and options.
- Reputation indicators
- Consistent, attributable observations about conduct and standing gathered through lawful professional enquiry.
- Chain of confidence
- The firm's reporting sequence: information, verification, corroboration, context, intelligence, decision.
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