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Scottsdale-based Kindsight announced June 2 that it is extending its AI suite to iWave, its prospect research product, with a new Screening Agent the company describes as agentic and purpose-built to transform prospect research.

The release, distributed via PR Newswire, positions the tool under the Kindsight Intelligence brand. The company first introduced Kindsight Intelligence as an AI assistant embedded across its platform in October 2025, alongside a data engine called Kindsight Analyze and an integrated payment product called Kindsight Pay, according to a prior company announcement.

Kindsight's platform integrates its Ascend CRM, iWave donor data, and the AI assistant. The company says it is trusted by over 4,000 organizations worldwide and serves 67 of 187 R1 research universities, a client base that makes the iWave expansion a meaningful distribution event for the AI tooling.

In April 2026, Kindsight appointed George Wu as its first Chief Community Officer, a role created to expand community programming and client engagement. Wu brought nearly a decade of nonprofit and higher education fundraising experience to the position, according to a Morningstar-distributed release. The company's 2026 programming calendar includes a Community Summit held April 16 and a KindCon conference scheduled for September.

The iWave Screening Agent is available as of the June 2 announcement date.

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