Salesforce was made for renewals. HubSpot for marketing. Neither was made for the way a partner reads a deck on a Saturday and decides on Tuesday. The Arx investors list was.
Cold outreach is a coin flip. Warm intros are how rounds actually happen. Arx lets you map the intro centers in your life — advisors, existing investors, co-founders — and assign an intro path to every fund in your pipeline. Then share your target list or intro context with collaborators.
Hand the link to your advisor. They can suggest activity, flag intro opportunities, and use pre-written intro email templates — without needing an Arx login.
Click into a fund and you get an editorial drawer — not a contact card. Overview, notes, bookings, partners, lead capability, check size, committed amount, intro path, activity feed. All on one page; all editable inline.
Start with a CSV from a friend's Notion or a spreadsheet your investor sent you — column-mapped import, duplicate detection by website + name, done in five seconds. Add funds manually, edit inline, organise into multiple target lists.
Share the whole list with an advisor via a public collaborator link. They can read, suggest activity, and flag intro opportunities without needing an Arx login — the way a good advisor actually works.
Click into a partner and you see the conversation log. Every meeting, deck view, and note attached to one record — not scattered across a spreadsheet, an inbox, and a Notion page.
Generic CRMs store contacts. Arx gives you a purpose-built fundraising pipeline — intro centers, intro paths, fund drawer, CSV in/out, and public collaborator links. You build the list; Arx gives you the workflow.
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