Notice window: 42 days
One operating system for every technology decision.
NGX turns scattered vendor, contract, spend, and asset data into the connected operating layer where your team sources, negotiates, decides, and follows through - without losing leverage.
See how it worksScattered evidence becomes operating control.
+14% month over month
3 duplicate services

Vendors, contracts, documents, assets, locations, obligations, and renewal context stay connected.
Variance, leakage, commitment risk, notice windows, and invoice issues rise from the same record.
Owners, rooms, sourcing events, decisions, and next steps attach directly to the issue.
Tasks, files, approvals, recommendations, and decision history remain in the operating system.
Different teams enter through different pressure points.
NGX gives each group the same working view, so decisions stop changing shape as they move between teams.
Spend control before renewals and commitments surprise the budget.
See spend controlVendor, asset, and service visibility in one view.
See IT controlSourcing with requirements, scoring, and decision records.
See sourcing flowSpend and vendor control across portfolio entities.
See PE pathClient advisory work built on a platform layer.
See partner accessStart with the platform. Add expert support when the work needs it.
NarrowGateX
The shared system for vendors, contracts, invoices, assets, documents, sourcing, renewals, advisory initiatives, and follow-through. Used standalone or with optional support.
SaaS subscription · From $995/month
Platform-powered cost optimization
A 90-day NGX-powered push to find waste, invoice issues, contract exposure, and negotiation leverage.
90-day fixed scope
See cost optimization pathPlatform-powered modernization sourcing
Independent sourcing and provider evaluation with requirements, comparisons, decisions, and follow-through in NGX.
Independent advisory
See modernization pathMost tools own a fragment. NGX owns the handoff.
Spreadsheets, TEM, CLM, ERPs, and consultants each stop somewhere. NGX keeps the record, signal, owner, and action connected.
Operating source of truth
Vendors, contracts, invoices, assets, documents, and obligations stay connected.
Signals from the record
Risk, leakage, renewal pressure, and anomalies surface before leverage disappears.
Assigned work
Owners, rooms, sourcing events, decisions, and tasks attach to the issue.
Follow-through preserved
The decision trail remains visible after the recommendation, meeting, or event ends.
Questions before the first call.
Answers to what most teams ask before deciding whether NGX fits. Full FAQ at narrowgatex.com/faq.
What is NarrowGateX?
NarrowGateX (NGX) is a Technology Intelligence Platform that connects vendors, contracts, invoices, assets, documents, sourcing events, and renewals into one operating layer. Teams use it to surface risk, assign ownership, run sourcing events, and keep follow-through visible after a decision is made.
How is NGX different from TEM tools?
TEM tools were built to reconcile carrier invoices. NGX is built for the full technology operating layer: vendor records, contracts, spend, assets, documents, sourcing, renewals, and follow-through. It does not stop at the invoice. It ties the financial view to the commercial record and makes decisions traceable.
Can I use NarrowGateX without advisory support?
Yes. NGX is available as a standalone SaaS subscription starting at $995/month. Advisory support is optional. Cost optimization, modernization sourcing, or execution help runs inside the platform when teams want expert hands on the work.
How much does NarrowGateX cost?
Platform subscriptions start at $995/month for up to 15 managed locations. Plans scale by location count: Plus ($1,795, 50 locations), Control ($2,995, 100 locations), Command ($4,495, 300 locations), and Enterprise for complex multi-entity environments. See full pricing at narrowgatex.com/pricing/.
Most of the leverage is already in your environment. You just need a system to surface it.
Tell us what you're dealing with. We'll tell you straight whether it fits, what the path looks like, and what to do next.
