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This page is auto-generated from the API’s filter registry. Use GET /reference/filters?scope={scope} to fetch this data programmatically. id_lookup and enum filters accept values from a fixed set — look them up with GET /reference/filters/{key}/values.
The Dealroom API supports 145 filters across 9 scopes. Use the filter query parameter to apply filters, and the sort parameter to order results.

Companies

Scope: companies — Used on /data/entities when querying companies.

Entity ID

Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Example entity

Company Name

Example values:
  • Tesla
  • Stripe

Smart Keyword

Ranks companies by how closely their sector matches the meaning of your keyword, not just exact-match. Replaces sorting, and the top 1000 best matches are shown.Example values:
  • Small modular reactors
  • Space rockets
  • AI language translation

Founded Date

Comparison against the recorded founding date. Accepts a year (2024) or year-month (2024-01) value.Example values:
  • 2024-01
  • 2025-06

Company Status

Lifecycle state recorded for each organization — whether they are operational, exited, inactive, etc.Example values:
  • operational — Operational
  • acquired — Acquired
  • closed — Closed
  • low_activity — Low activity
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/company_status/values.

HQ location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Office location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding or HQ location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Area

Matches entities assigned to one of the active ecosystem’s own geofile sub-areas — the same areas shown on the ecosystem’s map/choropleth. Only meaningful with an active ecosystem; matches nothing otherwise.

Growth Stage

Dealroom growth-stage assignments such as early growth, late growth, and mature. Use the multi-select operators to broaden across several stages.Example values:
  • 3 — Early growth
  • 4 — Late growth
  • 5 — Mature

Ecosystem

Uses the same filters as this ecosystem’s pages and landscapes.

Unicorn

Companies with a verified $1B valuation or exit.

Startup

A startup is a company-type entity (not a university, person, or investor) with a website, not classified as “Mature” growth stage, not closed/dead, and not tagged “Outside Tech”.

Hiring

Profile-level hiring signal rather than a complete jobs-market feed. Coverage depends on the company maintaining its profile.

Has Founder

Useful as a precondition before applying founder-specific filters, since companies without linked founders will otherwise drop out of the result silently.

Unicorn Date

Year when valuation of a company with Unicorn status is > $1BExample values:
  • 2024-01
  • 2025-06

Tags

The main thematic filter. Tags span industries, sub-industries, technologies, sectors, business models, impact goals, and other classifications. Use multi-value operators (in_any, in_all) to broaden or tighten across multiple tags.Example values:
  • 126403 — Fintech

Dealroom Signal

Composite score on a 0–100 scale that blends growth, team, timing, and completeness signals. Higher values indicate stronger combined signal.Example values:
  • 70
  • 85

Growth Signal

0–100 component of Dealroom Signal that looks at employee growth in the company.Example values:
  • 70
  • 85

Team Signal

0–100 component of Dealroom Signal that looks at previous performance, experience, serial founders and education.Example values:
  • 70
  • 85

Timing Signal

0–100 component of Dealroom Signal that measures how likely the company is to raise its next round soon.Example values:
  • 70
  • 85

Completeness Signal

0–100 component of Dealroom Signal that measures how complete a company’s profile is.Example values:
  • 70
  • 85

Employees

Latest reported employee count. Use minimums, maximums, or ranges to separate lean startups, scaleups, and larger organisations.Example values:
  • 10
  • 50
  • 250

Valuation

Latest valuation amount.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Latest Valuation Date

Date of the latest known valuation. Accepts year or year-month input.Example values:
  • 2024-01
  • 2025-06

Valuation Year

Matches any valuation row for the company in the given year, unlike Latest Valuation Date which only looks at the most recent valuation.Example values:
  • 2020
  • 2024

Latest Revenue

Latest reported revenue.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Website Traffic

Latest monthly visit count from SimilarWeb. Most useful for consumer, marketplace, or web-first companies; less meaningful for businesses with limited public web presence.Example values:
  • 10000 — 10k
  • 100000 — 100k
  • 1000000 — 1M

Promising Founder

Early in their journey but backed by strong signals: top company or university background, managerial experience, or the right age profile.

Super Founder

Has previously built a company at significant scale (large funding raised or big team).

Strong Founder

Has meaningful prior company-building experience, just below the super-founder threshold.

Serial Founder

Founders who have founded more than one company in Dealroom’s data.

Gender

Looks at gender values on linked founder records. A company is included when at least one associated founder has the selected recorded gender.Example values:
  • male — Male
  • female — Female
  • non_binary — Non-binary
  • prefer_not_to_say — Prefer not to say
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/founder.gender/values.

Founder University

Traverses founder → education links: matches any company with at least one founder who attended a university whose name contains the given substring.Example values:
  • MIT
  • Stanford

Total Funding

Total funding raised across all recorded rounds, excluding debt rounds, IPOs, ICOs, acquisitions and unverified rounds.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

VC Backed

Companies that have raised venture-capital-backed rounds: Early VC, Growth Equity VC, Late VC, Seed, Series A–I, Angel, Convertible, SPAC Private Placement.

Investor Name

Searches through funding round participants: matches any company that has received investment from an investor whose name contains the given substring.Example values:
  • Sequoia
  • Andreessen

Funded

Distinguishes companies with at least one financing record or investor from those with none.

Colt

Startups with the most recent annual revenue between 25Mand25M and 100M USD.

Thoroughbred

Startups with annual revenue above $100M.

Spinout

Companies spun out from a university, research lab, or larger company.

Titan

Manually curated list of landmark companies.

Rising Star

Early-stage startups founded in 2020 or later with a strong Dealroom Signal score of ≥85, valued under $1B, and still actively independent.

Exited

Companies recorded as exited — typically via acquisition, IPO, or merger. Use with company_status to further narrow by post-exit state.

PE Owned

Companies that have been acquired by or are majority-owned by a private equity investor.

Sort keys

name · launch_date · employee_count · employee_count_1y_growth · signal_rating · latest_valuation · latest_revenue · total_funding · total_invested · year_of_exit · alumni_count · alumni_founder_count · alumni_founded_companies_count · alumni_unicorn_companies_count · spinout_count · total_investments_count · founded_companies_total_funding · added_at · created_at · updated_at Prefix with - for descending: sort=-name

Investors

Scope: investors — Used on /data/investors for investor search.

Entity ID

Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Example entity

Investor Name

Example values:
  • Sequoia
  • Atomico

HQ location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Office location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding or HQ location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Area

Matches entities assigned to one of the active ecosystem’s own geofile sub-areas — the same areas shown on the ecosystem’s map/choropleth. Only meaningful with an active ecosystem; matches nothing otherwise.

Investor Type

Investors are categorized by how they operate and deploy capital.Example values:
  • venture_capital — Venture capital
  • angel_fund — Angel fund
  • private_equity — Private equity
  • family_office — Family office
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/investor_type/values.

Investor Status

Lifecycle state recorded for each organization. Most scouting work stays on operational; including the other states surfaces exits and inactive records.Example values:
  • operational — Operational
  • acquired — Acquired
  • closed — Closed
  • low_activity — Low activity
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/company_status/values.

Founded Date

Comparison against the recorded launch date. Accepts year or year-month input.Example values:
  • 2024-01
  • 2025-06

Closing Date

Date the fund closed its fundraising. Accepts year or year-month input.Example values:
  • 2024-01
  • 2025-06

Ecosystem

Uses the same filters as this ecosystem’s pages and landscapes.

Deal Size (Min)

Filters by the smallest deal size recorded for the investor.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Deal Size (Max)

Filters by the largest deal size recorded for the investor.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Portfolio Size

Higher values can indicate more active or historically prolific investors, depending on data coverage.Example values:
  • 10
  • 50
  • 250

Total Invested

Investors by total invested amount across their portfolio.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Investment Stage

Maps investors based on the growth stage of the companies they usually back.Example values:
  • 3 — Early growth
  • 4 — Late growth
  • 5 — Mature

Experience

Tags linked to the investor based on their portfolio and stated focus. Use for sector, industry, technology, or business-model fit when building investor shortlists.Example values:
  • 126403 — Fintech

Preferred Round

Filters by the investor’s stated or inferred round preference — the stage at which they most commonly invest.Example values:
  • SEED — Seed
  • SERIES A — Series A
  • EARLY VC — Early VC
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/preferred_round/values.

Last Round Date

Comparison against the date of the investor’s most recent portfolio round. Accepts year or year-month input. Useful for identifying active vs. inactive investors.Example values:
  • 2024
  • 2023-06

Company Invested In

Returns all investors who appear as a participant in at least one funding round of the given company entity. Select a company from the autocomplete dropdown.Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Acme Corp

LP Investments Of

Returns all investors that have the given investor among their known limited partners — the LP-side view of the lp_investments graph. Select an investor from the autocomplete dropdown.Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Acme Capital

Sort keys

name · launch_date · investor_rank · total_invested · total_investments_count · min_deal_size · max_deal_size · employee_count · exit_count · exit_total_value_usd · exit_pct · portfolio_total_valuation_usd · created_at · updated_at Prefix with - for descending: sort=-name

Transactions

Scope: transactions — Used on /data/transactions for funding rounds.

Tags

Filters by tags on the related company, not the transaction record itself. Use for funding or exit activity in a specific theme.Example values:
  • 126403 — Fintech

HQ location

Selected geographies where the organization operates — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding location

Selected geographies where the organization operates — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Office location

Selected geographies where the organization operates — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding or HQ location

Selected geographies where the organization operates — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Area

Matches entities assigned to one of the active ecosystem’s own geofile sub-areas — the same areas shown on the ecosystem’s map/choropleth. Only meaningful with an active ecosystem; matches nothing otherwise.

Growth Stage

Compares deal activity across early, breakout, late, and mature growth-stage companies.Example values:
  • 3 — Early growth
  • 4 — Late growth
  • 5 — Mature

Company Name

Example values:
  • OpenAI
  • Stripe

Investor Name

Searches through the list of investors in each round: matches any transaction where at least one participating investor’s name contains the given substring.Example values:
  • Sequoia
  • Andreessen

Founded Date

Useful for understanding whether deal activity is concentrated in newer companies or older cohorts. Accepts a year (2024) or year-month (2024-01) value.Example values:
  • 2018
  • 2024

EV/Revenue

The ratio of a company’s enterprise value to its revenue at the time of the transaction. Useful for benchmarking valuations across deals where revenue figures are available.Example values:
  • 3 — 3x
  • 10 — 10x

EV/EBITDA

The ratio of enterprise value to EBITDA at the time of the transaction. A profitability-based valuation metric — useful when comparing deals where earnings data is available.Example values:
  • 3 — 3x
  • 10 — 10x

EV/Profit

The ratio of enterprise value to profit at the time of the transaction. A useful benchmarking lens when profit is a more meaningful measure than revenue or EBITDA.Example values:
  • 3 — 3x
  • 10 — 10x

Ecosystem

Uses the same filters as this ecosystem’s pages and landscapes.

Round Type

From early grants and angel rounds through Series A–I, IPOs, buyouts, debt, and acquisitions — covering the full range of funding and transaction types.Example values:
  • SEED — Seed
  • SERIES A — Series A
  • SERIES B — Series B
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/round_type/values.

Standardized Round

Assigns a consistent round label based on the announced name, deal size, company age, and funding history. Useful when source data uses inconsistent labels.Example values:
  • seed — Seed
  • series_a — Series A
  • pre_seed — Pre-seed
  • series_b — Series B
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/standardized_round/values.

Round Size

Filter by the amount assigned to the transaction round.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Round Size (USD, fixed)

Most round-size figures on this site are shown in this ecosystem’s own currency (for example, GBP for a UK-based ecosystem). This filter ignores that and always compares against the round’s actual US-dollar amount, so a cutoff like “$15M or more” means the same real amount everywhere. Use the regular “Round Size” filter instead if you want the cutoff to follow this ecosystem’s own currency.Example values:
  • 15000000 — 15M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Round Year

The round’s own year — not the company’s launch year or latest valuation year.Example values:
  • 2020
  • 2024

Valuation

Recorded valuation on the transaction.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

VC Round

Transactions that are specifically VC rounds: Early VC, Growth Equity VC, Late VC, Seed, Series A–I, Angel, Convertible, SPAC Private Placement.

Exit

Marks the round as the company’s exit event: Acquisition, Buyout, Merger, or IPO.

Funding Round

Distinguishes financings from acquisitions, mergers, and other transaction records in the same dataset.

Verified

Higher-confidence subset of the transaction data. Use when accuracy matters more than coverage.

Round Date

Comparison against the transaction date. Accepts year or year-month input.Example values:
  • 2024-01
  • 2025-06

Sort keys

date · amount · round_type Prefix with - for descending: sort=-date

People

Scope: people — Used on /data/founders for people/founder search.

Entity ID

Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Example entity

Name

Example values:
  • Ada
  • John

Location

People based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Gender

Reflects available profile data. Coverage varies and not all people have a recorded gender value.Example values:
  • male — Male
  • female — Female
  • non_binary — Non-binary
  • prefer_not_to_say — Prefer not to say
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/gender/values.

Ecosystem

Uses the same filters as this ecosystem’s pages and landscapes.

Founder

The main control for founder-only people lists. Use as a precondition before applying further founder-specific filters.

Promising Founder

Early in their journey but backed by strong signals: top company or university background, managerial experience, or the right age profile.

Super Founder

Has previously built a company at significant scale (large funding raised or big team).

Strong Founder

Has meaningful prior company-building experience, just below the super-founder threshold.

Work Experience

Matches any person with a people_entities link to the selected employer entity. Select a company from the autocomplete dropdown.Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Google

Current Employer

Restricts to active (is_past = false) employment records only. Select a company from the autocomplete dropdown.Example values:
  • 66666666-6666-6666-6666-666666666666 — Google

Last Founded Company Launch Date

Comparison against the launch year of the person’s last founded entity (via the lastFoundedEntityId denormalized FK). Accepts year (2020) or year-month (2020-06) input.Example values:
  • 2020
  • 2020-06

Sort keys

name · launch_date · signal_rating · founded_companies_total_funding · created_at · updated_at Prefix with - for descending: sort=-name

Universities

Scope: universities — Used on /data/universities for university search.

Entity ID

Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Example entity

University Name

Example values:
  • Stanford
  • Oxford

HQ location

Universities based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding location

Universities based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Office location

Universities based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding or HQ location

Universities based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Ecosystem

Uses the same filters as this ecosystem’s pages and landscapes.

Alumni Count

Total recorded alumni count for the university. Use range operators to find large or niche alumni networks.Example values:
  • 1000
  • 10000

Alumni Founders

Number of alumni recorded as founders in Dealroom. Higher values indicate entrepreneurial output from the institution.Example values:
  • 10
  • 100

Companies Founded

Total companies in Dealroom whose founders include alumni of this university.Example values:
  • 10
  • 100

Alumni Unicorns

Number of $1B+ companies whose founders include alumni of this university.Example values:
  • 1
  • 10

Sort keys

name · launch_date · employee_count · employee_count_1y_growth · signal_rating · latest_valuation · latest_revenue · total_funding · total_invested · year_of_exit · alumni_count · alumni_founder_count · alumni_founded_companies_count · alumni_unicorn_companies_count · spinout_count · total_investments_count · founded_companies_total_funding · added_at · created_at · updated_at Prefix with - for descending: sort=-name

Government & NGO

Scope: gov_ngo — Used on /data/gov-ngo for government & NGO search.

Entity ID

Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Example entity

Organization Name

Example values:
  • European Commission
  • Red Cross

HQ location

Government bodies and NGOs based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding location

Government bodies and NGOs based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Office location

Government bodies and NGOs based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding or HQ location

Government bodies and NGOs based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Ecosystem

Uses the same filters as this ecosystem’s pages and landscapes.

Founded Date

Comparison against the recorded founding date. Accepts a year (2024) or year-month (2024-01) value.Example values:
  • 2024-01
  • 2025-06

Employees

Latest reported employee count. Use minimums, maximums, or ranges to separate small and large organizations.Example values:
  • 10
  • 50
  • 250

Sort keys

name · launch_date · employee_count · employee_count_1y_growth · signal_rating · latest_valuation · latest_revenue · total_funding · total_invested · year_of_exit · alumni_count · alumni_founder_count · alumni_founded_companies_count · alumni_unicorn_companies_count · spinout_count · total_investments_count · founded_companies_total_funding · added_at · created_at · updated_at Prefix with - for descending: sort=-name

News

Scope: news — Used on /data/news for news article search.

Source

All next-gen news is in-house editorial, so every article’s source is dealroom. Retained for forward-compatibility if syndicated sources return.Example values:
  • dealroom

Article Type

News articles by type — product announcements, financial milestones, funding rounds, etc.Example values:
  • Product announcements
  • Financial milestones
  • Funding rounds
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/article_type/values.

Publish Date

News articles published in a chosen window.Example values:
  • 2024-01-01T00:00:00Z — 2024-01-01
  • 2025-01-01T00:00:00Z — 2025-01-01

Amount

Mentioned deal amount extracted from the article.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Round Type

From early grants and angel rounds through Series A–I, IPOs, buyouts, debt, and acquisitions — covering the full range of funding and transaction types.Example values:
  • SEED — Seed
  • SERIES A — Series A
  • SERIES B — Series B
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/round_type/values.

Mentioned Entities

The most direct way to retrieve articles about known Dealroom entities.Example values:
  • 345d1ab6-33df-4759-9e17-0d0c0ec9ab1c — 10x Science

Location

Mentioned entities based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Tags

Filter articles by the thematic tags of mentioned entities — spanning industries, sub-industries, sectors, technologies, business models, impact goals, and more. Each tag sub-type has its own picker.Example values:
  • 126403 — Fintech

Sort keys

publish_date · amount Prefix with - for descending: sort=-publish_date

Jobs

Scope: jobs — Used on /data/jobs for job opening search.

Hiring Company

The most direct way to retrieve active openings for a known Dealroom company.Example values:
  • 1234567

Source

Filters by the posting source (e.g. linkedin, predictleads).Example values:
  • linkedin

Country

Matches jobs.country_unique_id against a locations.id for a country row. Resolve IDs via GET /reference/filters/location/values?q=<country>.Example values:
  • 2282 — Germany

City

Matches jobs.city_unique_id against a locations.id for a city row.Example values:
  • 118871

Region / State

Matches city-region IDs via jobs.city_region_unique_ids or state/province IDs via jobs.state_unique_id.Example values:
  • 8205

Posted Date

Comparison against the posting timestamp. Accepts ISO 8601 timestamps.Example values:
  • 2024-01-01T00:00:00Z — 2024-01-01

Sort keys

date_posted Prefix with - for descending: sort=-date_posted

Funds

Scope: funds — Used on /data/funds for fund vehicle search.

Fund Type

Fund category — e.g. Venture Capital, Private Equity, Growth Equity, Corporate, Life Sciences, Renewables, Fund of Funds, Other.Example values:
  • Venture Capital
  • Private Equity
  • Growth Equity

Is Closed

Whether the fund is closed to new commitments.Example values:
  • false

Amount

The as-stored fund size in the fund’s native currency. Unlike other monetary filters this is not currency-aware — the ?currency= param only affects the converted amount in the response, not this filter’s threshold.Example values:
  • 100000000 — 100M
  • 500000000 — 500M

Vintage Year

Matched against the year of the fund’s fund_date.Example values:
  • 2023
  • 2024

Manager (GP)

The firm (general partner) that raised the fund, by its entity UUID.Example values:
  • 345d1ab6-33df-4759-9e17-0d0c0ec9ab1c — Index Ventures

Sort keys

fund_date · amount Prefix with - for descending: sort=-fund_date