A new way to group GPs and funds in Pulse around the work you're actually doing: a market map, the GPs you want to meet at the next SuperReturn, a re-up watch, a co-investment shortlist.
Built for the Lists You Already Keep
Most LPs already maintain these lists somewhere: a tab in a spreadsheet, a Notion page, a printed sheet for the conference. Now they live alongside the GPs and funds they reference, with the data already attached.
A few examples of what fits naturally:
- Market map: every mid-market European buyout GP you're tracking, with their latest fund and your screening status one click away.
- Conference prep: the GPs you want to meet at SuperReturn or PEI Operating Partners, ready to share with the rest of your team before you fly out.
- Re-up watch: the funds you've committed to whose successors you expect in the next 12 months.
- Mandate shortlist: the managers you're considering for a specific allocation, captured in one place rather than spread across notes.
Private by Default, Shared When You Want
Every list starts private; only you see it. Flip it to organization-shared and the rest of your team gets read access. Editor and admin members can also add items, while renaming or deleting the list still requires ownership. Private lists stay owner-only.
One Discussion Thread Per List
Each list carries its own multi-note thread, so the back-and-forth on a conference list or a market map lives next to the list itself, not buried in meeting notes for a single GP. When you walk into the room, the context is already there.
Lists are live now in Pulse. Book a demo to see how it fits alongside your pipeline.