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The associate and the data seat, in one

Frank sources the deal, screens it against your thesis, writes the first-pass memo with the case for and against, and watches your portfolio for who raises next

Load the thesis once: stage, check size, sectors, what you pass on. From then on every inbound deck lands scored, with the reason in plain English, and every sourcing run comes back as a list from 120M+ companies with the ones raising in the next 90 days flagged. Ask for the memo and you get the case for, the case against and the comparables, sourced on every line. Meanwhile he watches every company you back and every competitor you don't, and tells you each morning who is raising, who is stalling and who needs a call. You read the six memos worth reading, not the forty decks.

Monday, before and after

Seed Fund II, fictional: $40M, two partners, 41 inbound decks over the weekend

Before

Two partners split the inbox. Twelve decks opened by lunch. Three forwarded to the associate. The rest wait until Thursday. Sourcing is "when we get to it."

After

41 decks scored overnight, 6 flagged for a read with the reason attached. First-pass memos on the six, comps included, by 9am. 35 passes with reasons drafted and waiting in To Do. A sourcing run on last week's theme returned 58 companies, 9 raising soon. Portfolio: one company lost its CTO, flagged before the LinkedIn post.

Included in every seat. An associate is $125,000 to $190,000 a year and reads forty decks a week. Frank screens all forty overnight and writes the six memos, for $375 a seat a month. See pricing →

Questions investors ask

Will Frank replace my associate?

He can. Or he does the associate's data work so your associate can do judgment work. Most firms run both.

Can he learn our thesis?

Yes. Load it once, coach the scoring in plain English, and he remembers.

Can the whole firm share one pipeline?

Yes. Seats pool credits and share the workspace.

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