Kumo

Begin by turning your mandate into precise filters. Select size ranges, industries, geographies, deal types, and key terms, then save these settings as named views. Switch on alerts so new matches that fit each view arrive without you checking multiple sites.

Each day, review a single stream of fresh and updated listings. Details are normalized, so metrics and attributes line up across sources, making side‑by‑side comparison fast. Open an item to see its history; Kumo records edits such as price moves, revised financials, and status updates so you can react at the right moment.

Shortlist promising opportunities and move on to evaluation. When deeper work is needed, export selections to CSV and plug them into your financial models or internal systems. This keeps your pipeline synced with existing workflows while avoiding copy‑paste drudgery.

Run broad searches to keep a full funnel, or set narrow views for a specific niche and let alerts surface anything new as it appears. Use the market activity views to spot shifts—posting velocity, pricing changes, or especially active brokerages—so you can time outreach and allocate attention where it counts.

With this routine in place, you replace manual site hopping with a steady flow of comparable opportunities, spend less time gathering inputs, and more time evaluating, negotiating, and closing.