Research Biotech Companies → Generate Investment Analysis → Create Investment Memo

intermediate25 minPublished Apr 4, 2026
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Automatically research biotech companies, analyze their AI/tech acquisitions, and generate comprehensive investment memos for portfolio decisions.

Workflow Steps

1

Perplexity AI

Research biotech company profiles

Use Perplexity to gather comprehensive data on biotech companies including funding rounds, key personnel, technology focus, recent acquisitions, and competitive landscape. Create search queries for stealth startups and AI-focused biotech companies.

2

Claude AI

Analyze acquisition patterns and valuation

Feed the research data into Claude to identify acquisition patterns, calculate valuation multiples, assess strategic fit, and generate risk/opportunity analysis. Include prompts for comparing similar biotech deals and identifying market trends.

3

Zapier

Trigger memo creation workflow

Set up a Zapier automation that triggers when new research is added to a Google Sheet or Airtable. The trigger pulls the analysis data and initiates the memo creation process automatically.

4

Notion

Generate formatted investment memo

Create a structured investment memo template in Notion that automatically populates with the research findings, analysis, and recommendations. Include sections for executive summary, company overview, financial analysis, and investment thesis.

Workflow Flow

Step 1

Perplexity AI

Research biotech company profiles

Step 2

Claude AI

Analyze acquisition patterns and valuation

Step 3

Zapier

Trigger memo creation workflow

Step 4

Notion

Generate formatted investment memo

Why This Works

Combines AI-powered research with structured analysis to transform hours of manual work into automated insights, while maintaining the depth needed for investment decisions.

Best For

VC firms and investment analysts tracking biotech M&A activity

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