Posts tagged "news"

Looking for angel investors? Discover why August is the best month to connect with them. Learn how to prepare your pitch and get ahead of the competition.

In an era of rapid technological advancement and business model innovation, founders and investors are still stuck using an antiquated system to classify companies. We're building toward a future where industry classification works as seamlessly as a modern search engine.

As a pre-revenue start-up, raising funds from Angel Investors or Early-Stage VCs can be tough. With no revenue to showcase, it's harder to prove market demand and overcome perceived risks. However, with a compelling narrative, fundraising pre-revenue is always possible.

There’s still plenty you can do in August to accelerate your raise and set yourself up for success. This month, we’ll be sharing relevant content to help you maximise your efforts.

Valuing your start-up accurately is crucial for attracting investors and securing their investment. A credible valuation demonstrates the potential of your business, while building trust and credibility.

Today we launch fund investor data, shining a light on who's investing into funds, uncovering who's deploying capital at the moment.

Existing connections or warm introductions are the best way to source investment. But what if you don't have a network yet? Adding an outbound strategy will greatly increase the chances of closing out your round. Here we'll show you how to find out who's actually investing, by using Companies House.

This week, we added more functionality to Scribe. Here's an overview of some of the latest product updates, tweaks and improvements.

Over the last few weeks, we've released a number of improvements to the platform, which we're excited to share with you. It's important to us that we make the data we're creating as useful as possible for our clients, helping them save time and move faster.

Today we added cap tables to our data platform. It's worth reiterating why they matter.

It’s 2023, and company insight shouldn’t still rely on copying numbers and text from one document to another. Yet, that remains one of the business world’s largest unsolved problems.