The HIXO loop

Search → Match → Validate → Meet → Deal → Onboard → Perform

A directory ends at a phone number. HIXO carries one object — the Business Opportunity — through its full lifecycle, and keeps scoring it after the deal closes.

01

Search

Opportunities across franchise, distribution and dealer models in Kerala — structured, not scattered.

02

Match

Your profile is scored against every opportunity on ten weighted factors. You see the maths.

03

Validate

Verification levels, unit economics, partner evidence and document status before you commit.

04

Meet

HIXO qualifies the enquiry, then arranges an introduction with the brand's expansion team.

05

Deal

Negotiation and agreement tracked as stages, so nothing lives only in a WhatsApp thread.

06

Onboard

Site, fit-out, training and launch checklist handled as a shared workflow.

07

Perform

Post-deal revenue, break-even and health tracking feeds back into opportunity quality.

Transparent matching

The ten factors, and exactly what each is worth

No black box. Every match score in HIXO is a rules-based weighted sum of these factors, and each factor tells you why it scored the way it did.

20%

Investment capacity

15%

Geography / territory

10%

Industry preference

10%

Experience

10%

Space availability

10%

Business model

10%

Working capital

5%

Operating commitment

5%

Eligibility / timeline

5%

Risk alignment

Two scores, never mixed

Opportunity Quality Score answers "how strong is this opportunity?" — brand strength, unit economics, partner feedback, payback profile, support, location potential and transparency.

Your Personal Match Score answers "how suitable is it for me?" A great business can still be a weak fit for your capital, city or experience.

Qualified enquiries only

Brands do not receive raw leads. HIXO qualifies capital, territory, space, experience and timeline first, then shares a structured fit summary with a green / amber / red readout per factor. Seekers get fewer, more serious conversations.

Match and quality scores are informational assessments based on data supplied by brands and profile inputs supplied by seekers. They are not investment advice, and no score guarantees profitability or business success.