NexusID (preview)
One profile per person, matched across every filing, with the introductions you can make through shared boards and foundations.
How NexusID works →Wealth Managers & Advisors
Get alerted when someone's stock vests, their company sells, or they raise money, with the filing that proves it and the date it happened. No lead scores, no guesses.
Modeled household data gives you a band and a date it was refreshed. It cannot tell you that 96,000 shares vest on the fourteenth, or that the company your prospect co-founded just closed a round. Filings can.
What you get instead
What solves it
One profile per person, matched across every filing, with the introductions you can make through shared boards and foundations.
How NexusID works →An alert when a client or prospect's stock vests, their company sells or they raise money, with the filing attached.
How Insider Focus works →Why teams switch
We stopped calling on scores. Now the trigger is a filing, and the client knows we did the reading.
Talk to our team about how you work today, or start a trial and explore the platform yourself.
The details
Everything you'd want to know before the call
01 · The person
Executive, adviser, board member, founder
COO at a public company · registered adviser · director at another · foundation trustee · startup co-founder
All confirmed as the same person, not guessed by name
02 · The holding
384,000 shares owned · 96,000 more vesting soon
A real number, not "est. $5–25M"
03 · The filing
Filed with the SEC on 14 Feb 2026
Each figure links to the original filing
04 · The event
96,000 shares become cash on 14 March
The day to make the call
01 · The profile
Everything about a person — their company, stock, boards, foundation and startups — in one profile, not scattered across five databases.
02 · Wealth events
Vesting, stock sales, funding rounds and company sales — the moments someone's wealth changes.
03 · Relationships
Boards, foundations, co-investors and advisers — the connections that get you an introduction.
04 · Proof
Every figure carries the document it came from, so a recommendation survives a compliance review and a client question.
The scenario
You have a book of relationships and one question per client: has anything changed that I should be calling about?
How Kaleidoscope helps
The scenario
You are looking for people whose wealth just changed, and you need to know before the third call from someone else.
How Kaleidoscope helps
The scenario
You need to know that the data behind a recommendation is defensible, and that it came from the public record.
How Kaleidoscope helps
One person, one company, one deal — matched across every source into a single profile, with every connection linked to the record behind it.
As filed
One profile NexusID
5 records · 4 organizations · matched by ID, not name
Every link cited to its filing
Illustrative — five filings, five spellings, one profile (NexusID is in preview)
Shares, grants, vesting schedules and sales as reported, so what someone is worth comes from a document, not a guess.
Wealth events reach you the day they're filed — a vest, a sale, a round, an acquisition — with the filing attached.
Core platform
Data layers that feed it
Workflow & delivery
| How it compares | Kaleidoscope | Wealth screeners | News monitors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wealth figures | Actual stock and pay, from public filings | Modeled estimate bands | Whatever the article says |
| Identity | Confirmed across every source | Best-guess match | Name in a headline |
| Timing | Vesting dates and filed sales | Refresh cycle, often quarterly | After the fact |
| Private wealth | Founders via funding rounds | Sparse or absent | Announcement only |
| Privacy | Public records only | Core of the product | n/a |