Resources · Use cases
One public-record engine, five ways to use it.
How venture funds, angels, sales teams, risk teams and developers use cited public-record intelligence.
About this section
The same engine — entity resolution, parallel retrieval from public sources, tiered screening, deterministic scoring and cited findings — serves very different jobs. Pick the one closest to yours.
Who it is for
Venture capital funds
Due Diligence Software for VC Funds
From first look to portfolio review, MarketPrior gives a fund the public-record view of every company and founder — screened, scored and cited — so analysts spend their time on judgement, not on searching registers.
Read →Angel investors, scouts and syndicates
Startup Due Diligence for Angel Investors
Angels see more deals than they can research. MarketPrior gives you the public-record checks a fund would run — on the company and its founders — in the time it takes to read the deck.
Read →B2B sales and business development teams
Trigger-Based Prospecting for B2B Sales Teams
The best time to reach a company is right after it changes. MarketPrior gives sales and BD teams a feed of public-record trigger events, filtered to their ideal customer profile, with contacts sourced field by field.
Read →Teams vetting suppliers, partners and customers
Supplier & Counterparty Screening
A new supplier, distributor, partner or large customer is a counterparty risk. MarketPrior screens the company and the people behind it against the public record and keeps watching after the contract is signed.
Read →Developers building AI agents and internal tools
Company Data API & MCP Server for AI Agents
Agents that research companies need facts with sources, not guesses. MarketPrior exposes its reports, screening, trigger feed and alerts as MCP tools and REST endpoints — every answer traceable to a public record.
Read →Run cited diligence on your next company.
Name a company or founder and get a risk × upside verdict where every finding links to its source document.