Platforms

One umbrella. Six connected capability modules.

IPMahir is the single brand. These modules are the tools and execution capability behind it: records go in, evidence and useful outputs come out, and each module feeds the next.

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The modules

What each one does

TransactionVeritas

Company records and evidence

The problem it solves: Company facts live in scattered files, so nobody can quickly prove who owns what, what has been filed, or what happened in a deal.
Who uses it: Founders, compliance officers, incubator managers, investors reviewing a data room.
What goes in: Company profile, Cap table, Compliance records, Diligence documents, Evidence files
What comes out: A structured evidence room, Compliance status view, Transaction trail
How it connects: It holds the evidence generated by every Protect, Prove and Grow activity, so the data room builds itself as work is done.

Ready1Go

Customers, pipeline and revenue

The problem it solves: Interest from customers is scattered across chats, sheets and memory, so leads go cold and revenue is hard to explain.
Who uses it: Founders, sales leads, campaign owners, GTM advisers.
What goes in: Campaigns, Leads, Deals, Tasks, Payments
What comes out: Pipeline view, Revenue analytics, Proposal and deal tracking
How it connects: It turns the positioning and pricing work from Grow into a working sales process, and feeds KPI history into funding readiness.

InfraVeritas

Cloud, GPU and sovereign infrastructure

The problem it solves: Choosing cloud, GPU or data-centre capacity is confusing and costly to get wrong, especially for AI products.
Who uses it: Technical founders, fractional CTOs, institutions planning compute capacity.
What goes in: Workload needs, Data-residency needs, Budget, Resilience requirements
What comes out: Infrastructure options and pathways, Resilience considerations, Sovereign-infrastructure pathways
How it connects: It supports the cloud and AI-factory decisions made in Build.

CapabilityNext

Skills, sessions and internships

The problem it solves: Founders and students lack structured ways to build skills, meet experts and find capable early team members.
Who uses it: Student founders, faculty, incubation teams, expert mentors.
What goes in: Skill needs, Session requests, Internship opportunities
What comes out: Training pathways, Expert sessions, Internship and capability pathways
How it connects: It supplies the learning, mentors and talent that support every pillar, and feeds programme activity.

JurisYantra

Legal-tech workflows and evidence

The problem it solves: Legal work is handled through email and loose files, so matters, documents and evidence are hard to organise or retrieve.
Who uses it: Lawyers, legal operations teams, founders working with counsel.
What goes in: Matters, Documents, Structured evidence, Workflow steps
What comes out: Organised legal workflows, Structured evidence sets, Legal operations tracking
How it connects: It supports the contracts, IP and risk work in Protect, feeding records into TransactionVeritas.

METPL.Cloud

Product, AI, SaaS and cloud execution

The problem it solves: Startups struggle to turn a product idea into a working, secure SaaS or AI product without hiring a full engineering team.
Who uses it: Founders, fractional CTOs, institutions building digital products.
What goes in: Product requirements, Data and AI needs, Architecture decisions
What comes out: Working product builds, AI and RAG components, Cloud deployment
How it connects: It is the execution arm of Build, where roadmaps become running software.

Each platform has its own login, available from the Platform Login menu. Single sign-on is not available yet. Access, features and scope depend on your plan.

One umbrella. Six connected capability modules.

What each one does

Turn your incubation centre into an operating startup ecosystem.