Where your portfolio data comes from

Portfolio intelligence is only as good as the data behind it. Cura pulls public signals automatically and ingests whatever your team already captures, so the picture stays current without extra work.

Public web data

Scraped automatically for every company in your portfolio. No setup, no configuration — Cura watches these while you sleep.

LinkedIn

  • Company posts: product launches, fundraising announcements, customer wins
  • Employee count changes and hiring trends
  • Executive moves and new hires

For example: A portco posts a Series B announcement before sending you the update email. Cura surfaces it immediately, already tagged to the company.

X / Twitter

  • Company and founder posts
  • Product launch threads and demos

For example: A founder goes quiet on LinkedIn but is very active on X. Cura tracks both so momentum signals don't go dark just because one channel does.

Career pages

  • Open roles, with title, seniority, and function
  • Headcount velocity — new roles opening or closing
  • What functions a team is investing in, based on what they're hiring for

For example: A portco opens three enterprise sales roles and a RevOps hire in the same week. That's a go-to-market push worth a check-in call.

News and press

  • Coverage in TechCrunch, industry publications, and regional business press
  • Partnership and customer announcements

For example: A portfolio company is mentioned in a competitor's press release. You see it the same morning — before the founder knows you know.

Company website

  • Landing page copy and positioning changes
  • New product or feature pages
  • Pricing page updates

For example: A portco quietly pivots their homepage messaging from 'SMB' to 'enterprise.' That's a strategic shift worth asking about.

Email

Forward emails to Cura or set up a shared alias and Cura parses everything — updates, asks, and attachments — so you don't have to.

Coming soon: Automatic inbox ingestion (Gmail and Outlook) is coming soon — no more manual forwarding.

Founder update emails

  • Monthly and quarterly updates from portfolio companies
  • Metrics, highlights, and lowlights — extracted automatically
  • Asks and action items surfaced as tasks for your team

For example: A founder sends a monthly update with a buried hiring ask in paragraph four. Cura catches it and creates a task for whoever handles recruiting intros.

Direct asks and action items

  • LLM-extracted action items from any forwarded email
  • Triage workflow so nothing gets missed, and nothing clutters your queue

For example: A portco CEO forwards a warm intro request. Cura creates a triage task and attaches the original email.

Attachments

  • Board decks, financials, and data room documents pulled from email attachments
  • Attached to the right portfolio company automatically
  • Searchable from anywhere in Cura

For example: A founder sends their quarterly board deck as a PDF attachment. Cura pulls it in and links it to their company profile — no manual filing.

Meeting notes and calls

Half of what you know about a portco came out of a conversation. Cura pulls that context out of the tools you already use.

Granola

  • Meeting notes synced automatically after every call
  • Action items extracted and turned into triage tasks
  • Notes attached to the right portfolio company

For example: After a board call, Cura extracts the three things the founder said they'd do before next quarter. Each one becomes a tracked task — without you typing a word.

Manual notes in Cura

  • Notes added directly from any company page
  • Free-form or structured — whatever matches your workflow
  • Action items extracted just like from Granola notes

For example: You jot down a quick note after a hallway conversation at a conference. It's attached to the company, searchable, and Cura extracts any follow-ups.

Team communications

Portfolio signal lives in your team's chat tools. Cura captures it wherever you work.

Slack

  • Tag @Cura in any channel to attach context to a portco
  • Incoming portfolio alerts delivered where your team already works
  • Notifications for momentum changes, missed updates, and new tasks

For example: An analyst sees a LinkedIn post about a portco's competitor raising. They tag @Cura with a note. It's attached to the company record by the time the partner opens Cura.

Microsoft Teams

Coming soon: Microsoft Teams integration is coming soon.

CRM integrations

If your team already keeps records in a CRM, Cura pulls them in so you're not double-entering.

Attio

  • Notes synced from Attio into each portfolio company's timeline

For example: Your team logs a call note in Attio after a founder meeting. It shows up in Cura automatically, no duplicate entry needed.

Coming soon: Company attributes, pipeline stages, and contact records are coming soon.

Affinity

  • Notes synced from Affinity into each portfolio company's timeline

For example: A partner logs meeting notes in Affinity after a check-in. Cura pulls them in so the full context is visible alongside public signals.

Coming soon: Relationship data, deal flow, and contact attributes are coming soon.

Coming soon

Next up on the roadmap.

Google Drive

  • Board decks, data rooms, and shared documents
  • Automatically linked to the right company record
  • Searchable from anywhere in Cura

For example: A portco shares their board deck in Drive. Cura links it to their profile so you always know where to find the latest financials.

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