Intelligence for the people moving capital.
DFX Intel fuses public-data signals, relationship graphs, and domain AI into the operating layer for campaigns, funds, and institutions that can’t afford to find out last.
Capital moves before most people see it.
The institutions making the most important decisions, who to back, what to fund, what to avoid, are still running on CRMs built for a slower era, databases that store but don’t decide, and intuition that doesn’t scale past one person.
Every day without an intelligence layer is a day someone with one is pulling ahead. The window closes. The donor commits elsewhere. The deal clears at someone else’s price. The opposition publishes first.
DFX Intel is not a dashboard, a database, or a service. It is the operating layer between public-data chaos and your next decision, built for operators who need the answer before the week is out.
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Every engagement is built on the same intelligence architecture, adapted to your vertical, your targets, your objectives. Not a dashboard to implement. A system that tells you what to do next.
Relationship Graph
Reconstruct the network behind any name. People, capital, institutions, and the edges between them, resolved from public records at speed.
Signal Engine
Continuously ingest filings, news, donations, and disclosures. Classify, rank, and route what actually matters before anyone else sees it.
Decision Layer
Transform raw intelligence into briefings, call sheets, and IC memos. Not dashboards to navigate. Instructions to act on.
Every name is a doorway.
DFX resolves networks across 441 registered public data sets. People, capital, institutions, and the edges between them, rebuilt in seconds so you can see who is close to who, who is adjacent to risk, and who is sitting on capacity nobody has asked yet.
Scale that compounds into signal.
Every figure here is read live from the Data Factory's published totals, the same numbers the homepage prints, and each one says what it counts.
Distinct public data sets registered to feed the Data Factory, counted once even when a publisher feeds several graphs.
Dated observations held with their source: each is one value read from one public record on one date.
Investment firms, investors, offices and limited partners: every entity the registry classes as an institution.
Operating companies: portfolio companies, borrowers, venture-backed companies and acquisition targets.
Named individuals with a role at a firm, fund or company, from filings and registrations.
Read live from the Data Factory's published totals, last refreshed . Definitions and sources are on the sources page.
Purpose built.
Not repackaged.
Each DFX product solves one sharp problem for one kind of operator. No platforms to implement. No dashboards to learn. Delivered intelligence you can act on the same day.
Real records. No black boxes.
Every DFX output traces back to a named public-data source. Nothing is invented, nothing is scraped from behind a paywall, nothing is laundered through a vendor we cannot audit.
Every federal candidate, committee, and contribution filing, all 50 states, every cycle.
Public company filings, insider transactions, and ownership disclosures from the SEC's full filing archive.
Nonprofit tax filings covering trustees, compensation, grants, and related-party disclosures.
County-level parcel, title, lien, and transaction records behind the Property X-Ray engine.
Where it’s running right now.
What everyone else is still selling.
DFX Intel was built because the existing tools were designed for a different era. When a week of research felt fast and a spreadsheet felt like a system.
Legacy CRMs
Record what already happened. Never surface what should happen next.
Static Databases
Store facts. Generate no direction. A library is not a strategy.
Traditional Consulting
Six-week delivery cycles, $40k invoices, and reports that rot on a shelf.
Generic AI Tools
No domain depth in capital, politics, or diligence. Wrong vocabulary. Wrong judgment.
What are you missing right now?
A 30-minute briefing. We’ll walk through the intelligence on your specific operating environment, your donors, your deals, your diligence, live, and show you what the status quo is missing.
Company facts
DFX Intelligence is a private-market intelligence and data company. Its Data Factory resolves public filings and registries into one graph of private capital, companies, funds, people and real assets, with a source and a date on every fact. It also builds the General, an autonomous AI operator for businesses.
- Name
- DFX Intelligence
- Also known as
- DFX, DFX Intel, DFXIntel, Deal Flow Xchange
- Company
- Deal Flow Xchange Inc, a Delaware corporation, incorporated 22 January 2024
- Based in
- Boston, MA
- Founder
- Jesse Witkowski
- Website
- dfxintel.com
- Contact
- hello@dfxintel.com
Other companies called DFX
DFX Intelligence is the operating brand of Deal Flow Xchange Inc, a Delaware corporation, for the DFX Data Factory and the General. It is not affiliated with Intel or its DFx (design for X) engineering teams, with DFX Finance, with DFX Holdings Group, or with any audio-processing product using the DFX name.
How DFX compares with other data providers is on the comparison pages, and what each dataset covers is on the datasets page.