Forty-seven came in.
Two are worth your week.
Your CRM tracks the deals you already decided to look at. Synthos reads the ones that arrived this morning — the deck, the cap table, the P&L — applies the criteria you place against, and hands you the short list. With a written reason for every decline.
Deal flow gets triaged by calendar pressure, not by signal quality.
The loudest inbound wins. The warm introduction wins. The deck that landed on a quiet Tuesday wins. Not because they are the best mandates — because they were the ones you had time to open.
One link out. A short list back.
You send founders a single intake link under your own brand. They upload once. Six specialists read every submission against a real diligence checklist. You get a table.
Deck, traction, financials, team, cap table — stage one only. Your branding, your firm. Read-only, never downloadable, every access logged.
Corporate & legal, IP & team, product & market, financials, cap table. Then a Verifier re-rates every finding before you see it.
Minimum raise, committed lead, sectors you do not place, geography — rules you write, in your words, changed whenever you like.
One table, every submission, pass and fail. Review, accept or decline on each row. Nothing is sent until you release it.
The deck says $340K. The P&L says $18K.
A stage-one data room exists to confirm the pitch and the numbers agree. Nobody does that carefully across forty decks on a Friday. It gets read once, quickly, and the gap surfaces two months later in front of the investor you introduced.
Deck slide 7 states $340,000 MRR as of January. The uploaded P&L shows $18,400 for the same month. Held for your review.
It sorts. You decide. Every time.
Software that quietly buries a good mandate costs you a fee and a relationship. So it never decides anything — and the design makes that structural rather than a promise.
Priced on what goes out, not what you try.
Reading and screening are unlimited — you should run everything through it. What gets counted is what leaves the building on your behalf.
Founders run the same assessment on their own materials, and choose whether to be visible to firms. When one clears your screens it appears in your queue — already read, already scored, in the format you review everything else in.
Overage on sends is per action at a published rate, not a wall — a run never stops halfway because you crossed a line. Bring your own model keys on Operator and above and you pay providers directly; we do not mark up tokens.
The tracking layer exists. The operating layer does not. Firms buy the software and still feel slow.
Watch it read forty-seven mandates.
Ninety seconds. Nothing to install, no data required.