Access - Sumbios O

Each prompt is ready to paste into Ask O. Swap the bracketed parts for your own, and mention people and companies with @ so O finds them in your network.

Who can actually introduce me to this investor

For: Founder. When: You’re raising and need warm paths, not a list of funds.

I'm raising [round] for [thesis]. Find the funds that have backed comparable companies in the last 24 months, then rank who in my network can make a genuine warm introduction to each, and who I should not use.

What O does that a search can’t: Ranks paths by relationship strength and tells you which contacts are too stale or too far from the decision to use. Time saved: 2 to 4 h.

Find your way into a fund

For: Founder, Investor. When: A specific fund you want to reach through people, not cold email.

Which companies has @[fund] invested in over the past three years? Do a deep research and find people in my network who have been part of those companies.

The run, recorded in O (other people's names and photos blurred)

What O does that a search can’t: Turns a portfolio page into a list of people you already know who can vouch for you inside it. Time saved: 1.5 to 2.5 h.

Who can reach the partners at this firm

For: Founder, Investor, Corp dev. When: You know the firm, you need the person and the path.

Who can reach the partners at @[firm]? First from shared work and investment history alone, then through my own network. Rank the paths and tell me which not to use.

What O does that a search can’t: Public graph first (alumni bridges, shared employers), your private network second, with a do-not-use list. Time saved: 1 to 2 h.

Co-investor and LP access

For: Investor. When: Building a syndicate or a co-investment relationship.

Who has co-invested alongside @[firm] in the last 36 months, and which of those funds is now raising or deploying in [sector]? Rank who in my network can make a genuine warm introduction to each, and who we should not use.

What O does that a search can’t: Finds the funds, checks their current activity, then ranks your paths in. Flags when a match is name-similar rather than real. Time saved: 2 to 4 h.

Who can introduce me to this person

For: Everyone. When: One name, no path.

Who can introduce me to @[person]? Rank the paths by how well I know the connector and how well they know them, and tell me which one to use first.

What O does that a search can’t: Two-sided relationship strength, not just a list of mutual connections. Time saved: 30 min.

Who in my network can vouch for me at this company

For: Founder. When: You are pitching a company and want a reference they trust.

I'm pitching @[company]. Who in my network has worked there, sold to them, or sits on their board, and who among them would vouch for me?

What O does that a search can’t: Finds the people they already trust who also know you. Time saved: 1 h.

Find a board member

For: Founder, Investor. When: A seat to fill and a profile in mind.

Who in my network could sit on the board of [company], given we need [experience]? Rank by fit, independence and how well I know them.

What O does that a search can’t: Screens your own network for a board profile, with independence checked. Time saved: 2 h. Browse every use case on one page, with filters: the Ask O menu.

​Who can actually introduce me to this investor

​Find your way into a fund

​Who can reach the partners at this firm

​Co-investor and LP access

​Who can introduce me to this person

​Who in my network can vouch for me at this company

​Find a board member