What is Unum11?

Unum11 is an automated business-intelligence pipeline. You give it a company name and location. It researches that company from public sources, simulates its customer base as tens of thousands of individually modelled decision agents, and returns a strategy report in which every factual claim carries an evidence label and every unanswered question is printed as a documented gap.

Unum11 is not Unum, the insurance company

Unum11 is an automated business-intelligence pipeline based in Utah, United States. It is not affiliated with Unum Group (NYSE: UNM), the insurance company, and not affiliated with Unum Cloud.

Unum11 is a separate, unrelated company. If you arrived here looking for insurance, this is not it.

What does Unum11 actually do?

Eleven agents run in sequence. Research resolves 136 named fields from SEC EDGAR XBRL filings, company sources and a self-hosted metasearch cluster. Entity-scale resolution fixes what kind of business this is before any advice is written. A discrete-choice simulation produces the behavioural evidence — the largest run to date modelled 40,200 personas making 2,046,200 choices. Composition assembles the document, an adversarial red team attacks every claim in it, and three validation gates decide whether it ships.

What makes it different from asking a chatbot?

A language model asked about a company will produce a plausible revenue figure whether or not one exists. Unum11 assigns every resolved field one of 4 states, and one of them means we looked and could not find it. That state is printed in the report body, next to the claim it would have supported. The output is a 700–800KB sourced document with a full JSON audit trail, not a chat reply.

Who is it for?

Consultants, corporate-development teams and investors who need a defensible written view on a specific company and would otherwise spend weeks assembling one. It works best on small- and mid-cap public companies and established private businesses — anywhere a public record exists to research.

What does it cost?

A seat is $500 per month with unlimited runs. The measured API cost of producing one report is $1.61–$6.95 depending on the model chain. See pricing and how that compares to a consulting engagement.

Is Unum11 available now?

It is pre-revenue and onboarding its first cohort by hand. There are no customers to cite and no case studies from client work — every figure published on this site comes from internal runs against real public companies. See what a report contains and the stated limitations.