Pitchbook
The PitchBook Node allows you to access private market intelligence, company, and deal data through PitchBook’s search capabilities. It is designed to help you find information about companies, deals, investors, and more from the PitchBook database.
Available Actions
PitchBook Search
This is the main action available for the PitchBook node.
It lets you search the PitchBook database using a text query and returns relevant results.
Required Inputs
Query (string, required): The search term or phrase you want to look up in PitchBook. Example: "StackAI funding rounds"
Top K (integer, optional, default 10): The number of results to return (up to 100). Example: 5
Output
Query: The query you used.
Search Results: An array of results, where each result contains:
Title: The title of the PitchBook result.
Text: The text content or summary of the result.
Example Usage
Suppose you want to find recent deals involving "StackAI":
Set the Query to "StackAI deals".
Optionally set Top K to 5 if you only want the top 5 results.
The node will return a list of results, each with a title and a summary text, which you can then use in downstream nodes (like an LLM for summarization or an Output node for display).
How to Connect and Use in Your Workflow
Connect an Input Node: Pass a user’s search term or a dynamic query from another node to the PitchBook node’s query input.
Configure Top K: Set how many results you want (optional).
Use the Output: The results can be sent to an Output node, a Template node for formatting, or an LLM node for further analysis.
Summary Table
query
string
Yes
The search term for PitchBook
top_k
integer
No
Number of results to return (max 100, default 10)
query
string
The query that was used
search_results
array
List of results (each with title and text)
If you want to use this node, just provide a search query (and optionally, the number of results), and connect the output to wherever you want to use the PitchBook data in your workflow! If you need a sample configuration or want to see how to wire it up, let me know.
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