1const e=`## Watchlists 2 3Watchlists are how you keep track of assets and search criteria you care about. There are two kinds: 4 5- **Asset watchlists** â pin a specific asset to follow updates (verification changes, new documents, valuation updates). 6- **Search watchlists** â save a search query and get notified when new assets match. 7 8Both live in your buyer dashboard. 9 10## Pinning an asset 11 12On any asset detail page, click **Add to watchlist**. The asset is added to your watchlist and you'll be notified when: 13 14- The supplier publishes new documents. 15- Verification status changes. 16- The valuation moves materially. 17- The asset is taken off the marketplace. 18 19You can unpin an asset at any time. Watchlists are private to your buyer account. 20 21## Saving a search 22 23When you've built a search query you want to monitor â e.g. *"oral small molecule oncology assets at IND or earlier"* â click **Save search** in the search bar. New listings matching the query trigger a notification. 24 25Saved searches re-run when new assets are published; they don't poll continuously. 26 27## Inquiries 28 29When you find an asset you want to engage on, click **Send inquiry** from the asset detail page. The inquiry goes to the supplier's BD contact with your buyer organization name and a free-text message. Suppliers typically respond within a few business days. You can see the status of your sent inquiries on the buyer dashboard. 30 31## Notifications 32 33Watchlist and inquiry notifications are sent to your registered email. You can manage notification preferences from your profile. Unsubscribe links are included in every notification email. 34`;export{e as default};
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