Get the just-raised list every Monday morning

Who raised in the last ten days

The recent funding tool returns rounds newest first.

A companion filters that stream against your criteria, pulls the full profile for each survivor, and returns a short table: company, round, size, headcount, what they do in one line, and why it made the cut.

The ones that did not make the cut are listed too, with the reason on each, so you can audit the list instead of re-checking it by hand.

Why resolve the name before reading the profile?

Because company names are not unique, and a guessed identifier briefs your sales team on the wrong business. A companion turns the name into the one specific Crunchbase record first, then reads the profile.

It follows that order every time, and when the resolution is ambiguous it says so rather than taking the first match.

Who here have we crossed paths with?

The person profile carries job history, education, investments and public profiles.

A companion walks the founder and executive list of a target account and maps it against your own history and network.

For investors it works the other way round: reading somebody’s investment record before the meeting rather than during it. That is research doing the pre-call work, feeding the sales prospecting list you were building anyway.

Check the record against the company’s site today

A round announced on Tuesday may not appear until Thursday.

A company that doubled its engineering team looks the size it was in January. A pivot shows up on the homepage months before it shows up in a category tag.

So the companion reads the profile, then opens the company’s own site, their careers page and their announcements, and reports where the two disagree. Every row says what the database holds and what the web says today.

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