BounceWatch Signal Intelligence

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Where it answers

• https://api.bouncewatch.com/api/v1/mcpstreamable-http
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The tools it lists (10, as of 4 days ago)

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• search_signals

  The latest signals across the whole index: which companies did something recently, what it was, and when. This is the tool for ANY question about what is happening. "Show me the latest signals", "what's new", "which companies raised a round and are now hiring sales in the Netherlands", "who announced expansion in the last two weeks", "which of my target segment just made a key hire". Returns matching companies with the signals that matched and their dates. Reach for this first. check_watches only reports on companies already being watched by this key and cannot answer a question about the ma

• search_companies

  Finds companies by firmographics — country, headcount, funding stage — within the set BounceWatch actively observes, most recently refreshed first. By default it returns only companies we have observed in the last 90 days, so the firmographics you get are backed by recent observation rather than a record we last touched years ago. Each result reports its signal activity, so you can tell a closely-watched company from a thinly-covered one. If you want companies selected by what HAPPENED to them rather than by what they ARE — recently funded, hiring, expanding — use search_signals instead. Tha

• find_company

  Finds a company in the BounceWatch index by name, and returns its domain — which is what every other company tool needs. Use this whenever you have a company's NAME rather than its domain. Do not guess the domain: a wrong guess comes back as "not indexed" for a company we actually hold, and sends you on to spend a scan on a domain nobody checked. Returns up to a handful of candidates with just enough to tell them apart — country, founding year, headcount, and when we last saw a signal. It never picks for you: names are ambiguous and you have the context that decides. If several look plausibl

• get_company

  Firmographic profile of one company from the BounceWatch index: identity, location, headcount, funding history, tech stack, team and competitors. Returns what we currently hold — it never triggers a scan on its own. `coverage` says what monitoring this company is under; if it is not being followed continuously and the answer depends on facts being current, call refresh_company explicitly. For what has been HAPPENING at a company rather than what it IS, use get_company_signals. Cost: 10 credits per call at minimum, rising with the extra data you request. Failed calls are not charged.