net.fundz/fundz

Remove a company from the user's Fundz watchlist (favorites).

Update your targeting preferences using natural language. Describe your ideal customer (e.g., "B2B SaaS companies with 200-1000 employees in healthcare") and fundz will parse and update your filters. You can also specify industries, locations, employee sizes, and buying signals directly.

Save a company to the user's Fundz watchlist (favorites), so it shows up in their app and alerts. Reversible and free. Takes the company id or slug from any search result.

Spend one of the user's monthly contact reveals to find decision-maker emails at a company, matched to the titles they sell to. Each revealed email is checked with a live mailbox verification and returned with a status (verified, risky, unknown, invalid) and the date. Use this when get_company_contacts returns nobody, or nobody with an email. Charges the monthly allowance (Strategic 600, Pro 150); tells the user what is left and how to upgrade when it runs out.

Enable or disable daily email notifications for your leads and updates.

Which of the signed-in user's OWN LinkedIn connections work at a company, for a warm introduction instead of a cold email. Reads only the connections this user uploaded to Fundz (app.fundz.net/my-network); never anyone else's network. Free, costs no reveal. Takes the company id or slug from a search result. get_company_contacts also shows this and flags contacts you are already connected to.

Get the people Fundz already holds for one company: name, role, department and email where we have it. Takes the company id or slug returned by search_funding_rounds and the other feeds. Each email carries its verification status and date where Fundz holds one, and the result shows which of your own LinkedIn connections work there. Reading these costs nothing. If a contact has no email yet, reveal_contacts can fetch one.

Everything Fundz holds on one company in a single call: firmographics plus every signal fused together (funding rounds with investors, executive moves, acquisitions, partnerships, product launches, SEC filings) and, on Strategic, the alt-data layer of office expansions and USPTO trademarks. Takes the company id or slug from any search result. Use this when the user asks about a specific company rather than for a list.

How many contact reveals the user has left this month, their monthly cap, and the upgrade link if they are out.

Get your personalized daily lead recommendations based on your targeting preferences. Returns AI-scored companies that match your ideal customer profile. A new list is built every day, weekends included, and each day's list stands alone (Monday's list does not repeat Saturday's or Sunday's). To catch up on days you missed, pass days (e.g. days: 3 on a Monday returns Saturday, Sunday and Monday).

An investor firm's deal record AND how a founder actually gets in: total deals, deals in the last 90 days, companies backed, median round size, stage mix, first and last cheque, plus the firm's real intake route (warm intro only, open application, scout programme) with the source. Use this for "should we approach them and how".

Get the FULL scoring breakdown for one company in today's daily leads: match score and data confidence, buying stage, hiring and exec-hire forecasts, ML predictions with a timeframe, the key insights behind the score, the recommended play, and the suggested contacts. Use this whenever asked why a lead scored what it did, or for the same depth the Fundz lead inbox shows.

Recent activity among companies adjacent to the one given: who raised, hired, won a contract, filed or expanded in their market. Returns dated events with the shared market themes they were matched on, for opening outreach with a market update rather than a pitch. Costs one call from the daily API quota, and returns few or no rows when little has happened.

List the saved filters (saved searches) the user created in the Fundz web app: name and what it filters on (series, investors, locations, industries, amount, company size, keywords). Use a saved filter's name as the `saved_filter` argument of search_funding_rounds, search_executive_changes or search_acquisitions (matching its type) to run that exact search. Requires signing in (not available with a plain API key).

Get your current targeting preferences including industries, locations, company sizes, and buying signals you are tracking.

Get what changed at the companies on the user's watchlist: SEC filings (8-K, 10-K, 10-Q), office leases, WARN layoff notices, commercial building permits, funding, executive hires, acquisitions, partnerships and product launches, plus website changes detected by FundzWatch. Covers the same companies and signals as the 9am watchlist email.

Search for acquisition events. Filter by deal value, acquirer name, target company, deal type, and date range.

Search for partnership agreements and strategic alliances. Filter by agreement type, company names, and date range.

Find crowdfunding campaigns. Search by offering amount, deadline, offered types (Common Stock, etc.), and portal.

Find executive appointments and departures. Search by role (CEO, CTO, CFO, etc.), change type (Appointment/Departure), company name, and date range.

Full-text search inside SEC filings: the words a company itself wrote in its 10-K and 10-Q (business, properties, risk factors, MD&A), 20-F, and 8-K filings with their press releases. Returns the matching passage, company, form, filing date, section and a link to the exact filing on EDGAR. Use it for questions like "which banks mention contact centers in their 10-K", "did Verizon talk about headcount this year", "who is opening a new facility", or to search only the user's watchlist. Plain phrases match as a whole phrase plus common synonyms (contact center also finds call center). Put words in quotes, use OR, or a leading minus for exact control. Public companies only; covers the last 12 months.

New investment funds raising capital, from SEC Form D filings: fund name, target or raised amount and the filing. Use this for "who is raising a fund", LP and allocator work, or to catch a firm standing up a new vehicle before it is announced.

Search funding rounds (the same feed as app.fundz.net/fundings). Filter by company name, industry, location (city/state/country), keywords, series, amount and date window, or run one of the user's saved filters by name. Page through every match with page, and get only new rounds with since. Filters are applied server-side, so the total_count is the filtered total.

Hiring Intel, the same search as app.fundz.net/hiring-intel: companies hiring right now from their live job postings, each with open-role counts, sample roles, hiring signals (exec backfill, vacancy aging, role reposted, key role posted, department expansion, hiring surge, tech stack), an intent score and why, recent funding and leadership change. view "companies" (default) returns one card per company; view "postings" returns individual open job postings with links. Filter by industry, location, country, company size, keyword, department, technology, remote, days open, signals, recent funding or leadership change. Page through every match with page; use since to get only postings Fundz first saw on or after a date. To find companies hiring a leadership role, USE title_family (for example title_family "sales_leadership" for "hiring a VP Sales, Head of Sales, Sales Director or CRO"), never a single keyword: titles vary ("VP Sales" returns nothing at a company that posts "Director of Sales"). keyword also takes several titles joined with " OR " or "|". department "Sales" also covers Go-to-market, GTM, Revenue and Business Development.

Find investors by name across 37,000+ firms and angels that have actually written cheques in the Fundz deal data. Returns ids to pass to get_investor_profile.

Layoffs, plant closures and reductions in force from three sources, returned together by default: (1) layoffs announced or reported in the news (company, headcount and percent cut when stated, HQ, affected sites and teams, confirmed vs reported by sources, every article on the event), (2) SEC 8-K filings for restructuring or exit costs (Item 2.05) or a disclosed workforce reduction, and (3) state WARN Act notices employers must file before a mass layoff (the same feed as app.fundz.net/warn-notices). Use source to read one only. A news layoff and an 8-K for the same company are shown as one event. For WARN notices: company, worksite city and state, notice and effective dates, number of employees affected, layoff or closure type (permanent or temporary), industry and a link to the state source. Each row carries a 0-100 distress score that adds weight when the company also filed an SEC 8-K for restructuring (Item 2.05) or an executive or director departure (Item 5.02) within 90 days of the notice, the moment a company is most likely to replace leaders or reorganize. Filter by state, company, notice date, minimum employees affected and layoff type; sort by newest, effective date, size or distress. Use territory to match the states on this Fundz account.

Material corporate events drawn from SEC filings, each with a plain-English description and a category (executive change, acquisition, funding, contract, product launch, expansion, regulatory and so on). Broader than search_sec_filings: use this to scan for what materially happened, and search_sec_filings when the user wants the filings themselves.

Office expansions, the same feed as app.fundz.net/office-expansions: new office leases, expansions and relocations that public companies disclosed in SEC 8-K filings (the filer is always the tenant taking space; renewals of existing space are left out unless lease_type asks for them, and factory or warehouse sites unless facility_type asks for them), with address and country, facility type, square footage, exact lease term, annual and total base rent, landlord or sublandlord, start dates and a plain-English summary. A company taking more space is usually about to hire. Filter by state, city, company, lease type, minimum square feet and filing date. Page through every match with page; use since to get only filings on or after a date.

Office build-out permits, the Permits tab of app.fundz.net/office-expansions: commercial tenant build-out, alteration and new-building permits from city records in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, San Francisco and Seattle, with the named tenant (private and public companies), address, estimated build-out cost, permit status and a Fundz company link when matched. A permit is usually pulled 30 to 90 days after a lease is signed, so it is an early sign a company is adding space and about to hire. By default only permits that name a tenant or owner-occupier, cost $250K or more, and are not food, retail or salon fit-outs or certificates of occupancy (finished work) are returned; set min_cost, include_consumer or include_completed to widen. Use together with search_office_expansions (SEC 8-K leases, public companies, any geography) for the full expansion picture. Filter by city, state, company, work type, minimum cost and filing date. Page through every match with page; use since to get only permits filed on or after a date.

Find product launches and updates. Search by launch type (New Product, Major Update, Feature Release), category (Software, Hardware, Service), and company.

Raised & Hiring, the same list as app.fundz.net/funded-and-hiring: companies with a verified funding round in the last 12 months that have open job postings now, scored and refreshed daily, with the latest round, open postings and exec hires in the last 90 days, and hiring signals. Every company listed has at least one open posting; an exec hire alone does not qualify. Filter by US state, funding series, company name, company size, the role they are hiring (title_family, keyword, department) or new this week. Page through every match with page; use since to get only companies that joined the list on or after a date. To find companies hiring a leadership role, USE title_family (for example title_family "sales_leadership" for "hiring a VP Sales, Head of Sales, Sales Director or CRO"), never a single keyword: titles vary ("VP Sales" returns nothing at a company that posts "Director of Sales"). keyword also takes several titles joined with " OR " or "|". department "Sales" also covers Go-to-market, GTM, Revenue and Business Development.

Recent SEC 8-K filings with a plain-English AI summary of what actually happened: leadership changes, material agreements, results, restructuring. Use this for "what did company X just file" or to scan a window for material events. Public companies only.