Grasp

company-lookup

Use when the current task is to resolve, validate, or analyze one specific company in Grasp: understanding a named target, buyer, reference, or sample company before a list, buyer, transaction, contact, or table workflow; fetching business, financial, ownership, employee, LinkedIn, deal, or similar-company profile sections; resolving ambiguous names/domains/org numbers; or checking whether a company exists in Grasp or may be missing from a table.

creating-tables

Use when the user wants to find, build, generate, source, map, or import a long list/source universe of companies, targets, peers, competitors, buyers, acquirers, investors, or M&A/deal transactions, including deal valuations, multiples and precedent transactions, and buy-and-build or roll-up themes, even when the user only wants to discuss the idea first. Read it before asking scope questions such as business type or geography. Creates or imports the initial Grasp table, then waits, inspects, and hands off to screening-and-shortlisting, table enrichment, table work, or contacts as needed.

finding-contacts

Use when the user explicitly asks for person-level outreach contacts for a selected set of Grasp companies or buyers: work emails, phone numbers, person LinkedIn profiles, CEO/CFO/founder/owner contact details, corporate development or M&A people, decision-makers, or outreach lists.

screening-and-shortlisting

Screens and shortlists Grasp tables/universes into qualified, prioritized, ranked, or top-N outputs across companies, buyers, targets, peers, competitors, acquirers, investors, or deals. Use when the user asks to screen, narrow, qualify, shortlist, prioritize, rank, select best/top candidates, find targets in a list or universe they already have, map a landscape, or produce recommendations from a Grasp long list. Enforces coverage checks, enrichment/research/proxies, table links, and transparent escalation.

table-enrichment

Use when the user wants to add, populate, enrich, fill, estimate, compute, classify, segment, or evaluate data on an existing Grasp table: financials, employees/headcount, current ownership, locations, LinkedIn data, buyer metadata, deal values, transaction details, research columns, computed fields, company-level phone/email/website fields, or fit notes.

working-with-tables

Use when the user wants to inspect, search, filter, keep/remove/exclude rows, sort, query, describe coverage, read rows, export, or recover handles for an existing Grasp table.