Solutions
Solutions for every team
Pick your team to see what Kaleidoscope does for you.
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Advancement & Foundations
Prospect research on the person and the foundation behind the gift — holdings, vesting, family foundations and grants, from the filings.
Capacity, giving history and affinity
Wealth Managers & Advisors
People, companies and deals resolved into one graph — so you see money in motion with the record attached, not a modeled score.
Clients before a liquidity event
VC, Family Offices & PE
Funding rounds captured to the minute from press releases and news, with private company and people detail pulled from primary sources.
Funding rounds and the people behind them
Hedge Funds, Quants & Data Teams
Build auditable signals from point-in-time filings — every value traceable to its source sentence.
Filing data your models can trust
Credit & Fixed Income
The private loan book from the filings — every lender's mark, maturity walls and dated distress, cited to the source.
Private loans and bonds, from the filings
Bankers & Corporate Development
Precedent from the filed agreement — deal terms, timelines and advisors, every term cited to the section.
Deal comps from the signed agreement
Put the record to work
Investor Relations
Filings, stock data and press releases on your IR site — current without anyone babysitting it.
An IR site that updates itself
Legal & Compliance
Prepare cases and deals with research where every claim points back to the filing.
As-filed language and precedent
Developers
Wire cited filing intelligence into your own agents, models and internal tools.
Cited data inside your own tools
More use cases
Grant Intelligence
Every IRS 990 read end to end — Schedule I grant tables, board rosters and narrative text — so you find funders by what they actually funded.
Insider & Ownership
Track Forms 3, 4 and 5 to see real ownership — share counts, vesting dates and sales as filed, not a modeled estimate.
Investment Research
Ask a question across every SEC and SEDAR filing and get an answer cited to the sentence it came from — not a summary, not a guess.