How to Find Company Funding Rounds from Full Name?

Company funding rounds is the historical record of an account's venture / growth-equity raises (Series A, B, C, etc.) with date + amount + lead investor. Crunchbase + PitchBook are the canonical sources; LinkedIn + press release scraping fill the gaps. The most actionable field is the most recent round date - a company that raised in the last 90 days is in spending mode.

In the context of full name-based prospecting, company funding rounds sits downstream: you start from the full name as your lookup key, the resolver maps it to the matching record in the source graph, and the company funding rounds value is returned as part of the enrichment payload. The accuracy of the company funding rounds you get back depends on how cleanly your full name input identifies the underlying entity.

A recent funding round is one of the strongest B2B buying signals available. Companies in the 30-90 day window after a Series B raise are in headcount-expansion + tooling-purchase mode; reaching out within that window converts 3-5× higher than cold outreach into the same account at any other time. Free to monitor, mandatory for ABM teams.

Company Funding Rounds is one of the highest-ROI enrichments for any team starting from full name: the marginal cost of one credit per row beats the alternative of an SDR manually researching the field on Google or LinkedIn (typically 30-90 seconds per record × your list size = tens of hours saved on a 1,000-row list).