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Short answers on Match, Deal Read, Signal, billing, and the investor graph.

Getting started

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Adding investors to a raise
Two doors into the same room: Match scores the graph against your raise and shows the best-fit firms first. Pulling one onto the raise is a…
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Connecting your X (Twitter) account
Connecting X lets Lunra do two things, both as you and only on your explicit click:
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Create your first raise
A raise is the workspace for one mandate: the company, the terms, the investor pipeline, the deck, and every touch, in one place.
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Deleting a raise
Open the raise, choose Edit raise, then Delete this raise at the bottom. Type the company name to confirm.
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Early access and the founding cohort
Lunra is opening in cohorts. Requesting early access on the landing page cuts your key: you are in the review queue, and completing your pr…
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Fundraising advisor software: what the job actually requires
Tools for fundraising advisors (placement agents, boutique bankers, independent brokers, fractional capital advisors) tend to cover one sli…
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How fundraising advisors run a raise in Lunra, stage by stage
Every raise in Lunra runs on a playbook: a 15-stage ladder tuned to the round you are raising, with a one-line play and a calibrated close…
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Pipeline playbooks: 15-stage templates by round
Every raise runs on a playbook: an opinionated template laid over the same 15-stage pipeline. Three ship with Lunra:
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Seats and inviting your team
A seat is one person. Credentials are personal and sharing a login is against the terms.
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Signing in: magic links and Google
Lunra has no passwords. Sign in with your Google account (one click) or a magic link emailed to you.
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Using Lunra on your phone
Lunra is fully responsive: every surface works in a mobile browser at lunra.io, including Match, the pipeline, and Deal Read reads.
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What is a capital formation OS?
A capital formation OS is a single operating system for the whole job of raising money on behalf of clients: knowing who to pitch, what to…
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What is Lunra?
Lunra is the capital formation OS for fundraising advisors: one place to find the right investors, sharpen the deal, and run outreach that…
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Match & Discovery

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An investor's details look wrong
Graph data comes from public sources and enrichment, and sources drift: partners move, funds wind down, emails die.
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Discovery vs Match
Discovery is the whole graph: browse, filter, and search every firm and angel, with badges and profiles. Use it to understand the landscape…
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How Match scoring works
Match scores every firm in the graph against the real shape of your raise: Thesis fit: sector and sub-vertical alignment with what the firm…
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How to build an investor shortlist that actually converts
The biggest silent killer of a raise is a bad list. Two hundred names exported from a database feel like progress, but every off-thesis ema…
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Investor matchmaking on a verified investor database
An investor matchmaking platform is only as good as the database underneath it. Matching against stale or scraped data produces confident s…
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Match reveals and monthly limits
A reveal is pulling an investor from Match onto a raise. Only genuinely new adds count: re-adding someone already in your book, or moving t…
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Saved views on the relationship book
The book (/app/investors) ships with preset lenses from the advisor playbook: All, Hot, Tier A: your working priorities. On a raise, Not on…
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Sector and sub-vertical filters
Beyond broad sectors (fintech, health, consumer), the graph carries sub-vertical tags: narrower theses like payments infrastructure, digita…
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What "reachable" means
An investor is reachable when Lunra holds a working email for the firm or a named partner at it. The "Reachable only" filter in Discovery a…
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What the verification badges mean
Every entity carries the strongest badge its evidence supports: ✓ Verified (solid blue): a working email AND a confirmed LinkedIn identity.…
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Outreach & Signal

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Choosing a sequence cadence
A sequence is a multi-touch email cadence that sends itself: each investor enters at step 1, later steps go out on their day offsets, and t…
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Email sending and deliverability
Outreach email sends through Lunra's sending infrastructure with replies routed to your address, so investor responses land in your normal…
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How opens and replies are tracked
Sent outreach records delivery, opens, and replies on the investor card and the raise timeline.
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Outreach drafting and sequences
The composer drafts investor-specific outreach from the raise's real context: the deal's shape, the firm's thesis, and your relationship hi…
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The bell and urgency colors
The bell collects signals for your active raises, newest first. Colors carry urgency:
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The warm intro playbook: from ask to connection
A warm introduction converts at a different order of magnitude than a cold email, but most intro requests die of friction: the introducer m…
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Weekly investor updates
For an active raise, Lunra can draft a weekly investor update from real activity: pipeline movement, deck progress, meetings, and momentum…
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What Signal is
Signal is the timing layer. Once an investor is matched onto an active raise, Lunra quietly watches the firm's key people across legal publ…
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Where Signal's information comes from
Legal, public sources only: X posts via the official X API. New-investment signals from SEC Form D filings. Firm blogs and RSS, news, and p…
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X DMs, replies, and capture-back
With your X account connected, you can reply to an investor's post or DM them directly from Signal and the composer, as yourself.
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