Autumn helps Brex identify and prioritize newly forming companies by connecting Delaware records to founders and emerging-company evidence, before the opportunity is obvious in conventional startup databases.
Brex is the AI-powered spend platform behind tens of thousands of growing companies, including the startups it wants to reach the week they come into existence. For its growth team, the hardest part of the market isn't the companies everyone can see. It's the ones that don't have a website yet.
Formation-first discovery
Autumn finds emerging companies from primary formation signals, before a polished public profile exists. Agents watch Delaware filings as they appear and treat each one as a lead worth pursuing, not a row to wait on. Brex sees the market form in real time instead of reading about it months later.
Company resolution
A filing is a name and a registered agent. Autumn connects that raw entity to founders, domains, products, and the evidence Brex needs to prioritize it. Agents map the founders' accounts across LinkedIn, GitHub, and the open web, and every connection carries its source.
“Autumn surfaces companies the week they incorporate, before they exist anywhere else we look.”
Earlier signals
Meaningful activity surfaces before a funding announcement or database update becomes the first alert. A stealth team starts hiring, a domain goes live, a founder leaves a large company. Brex sees each signal while it is still fresh, with the evidence attached.
Better outreach timing
Brex reaches founders near formation, before competitors arrive and inboxes saturate. What used to be a manual sweep of filings and fragments is now a standing, cited pipeline.