We offer two useful notification features to help you stay updated: Saved search notifications and list notifications. Each serves a different purpose, and understanding how they work can help you get the most out of the platform.
How to Enable Notifications
All updates from your saved searches and lists can be found in your Notification Center.
If you’d like to receive these updates via email, follow these steps:
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Go to your Account Settings.
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Scroll to the Email settings section.
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Enable the toggle for “Daily updates” to receive a daily digest of new matches and updates from your saved searches and lists.
Once enabled, you’ll begin receiving email digests with a summary of relevant changes and new additions directly to your inbox.
Saved Search Notifications
Saved search notifications alert you when new profiles match the criteria you've saved. For example, if you’ve saved a search for “European founders who previously worked at unicorns,” you’ll be notified only when a new company or profile is added that meets those conditions.
These notifications are limited to new matches. You won’t receive updates about existing profiles unless a new one that fits your search appears in the database.
List Notifications
List notifications are more detailed. When you follow a list, you’ll be notified of any significant updates related to the companies or investors in that list. These updates may include:
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A new funding round raised by a company
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A company being acquired or closed
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For investor lists, new portfolio investments added
This makes lists especially useful if you're tracking specific companies or investors and want to stay informed of any changes over time.
Email Notifications
If you’ve enabled daily email digests, here’s how updates are displayed:
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“New matches on your saved searches” covers new entries that match your saved searches.
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“Updates on companies you follow” includes changes to entities in your saved lists.
Tip: Use saved searches to monitor trends or find new opportunities, and use lists to track developments in companies or investors you’re already interested in.