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    Solutions · By role

    One record. Every role at the fund runs on it.

    The CFO, the GPs, the deal team, the front office and the back office pull from the same source-traced record, built from the financing documents, the charter and the cap table for every company you hold. Here is what each of them gets.

    Every partner gets a login the day the first document lands. Nothing anyone types changes the record.

    Exit scenario for Harborline at $180M: proceeds to the fund, MOIC, IRR, and each share class with how it is paid
    If Harborline sold for $180M, who gets what? · the screen every role reads

    For CFOs and fund finance

    Quarter-end becomes a review. The what-ifs stop landing on your desk.

    The valuation done, not just the inputs: the mark on every position, the memo behind it, the bridge from last quarter's published value to this one, and the audit file underneath. You stay the preparer and the approver. And the exit waterfall you used to rebuild for every partner question is already built for every company, so partners self-serve it. Sick and tired of running these models for your partners? Let them. Nothing they type changes a document, a mark or anyone else's screen, nothing they run ever becomes a mark, and the number they quote is the one you would have given them.

    See audit-ready valuations ->

    The valuation bridge: last quarter's published value through additions, mark-ups, mark-downs, write-offs and realizations to this quarter's published value, by fund
    Q1 published to Q2 published · every move in between, by fund

    For GPs and managing partners

    What the fund gets, by vehicle, before the call.

    Type the price the banker floated and read what comes back to Fund II and to Fund III, MOIC and IRR on the position, and every shareholder's share of it. When a co-investor or an LP asks what $200 million does for the fund, this is the screen you send back that afternoon. For the partnership meeting, the reports: lead versus follow, deployment by vintage, exposure by stage, from the same record as the marks.

    See reporting ->

    Lead vs Follow as a document: rounds led and followed, average check when leading versus following, share of round, ownership held, capital deployed, and the table of every round
    Lead vs Follow · what the extra dollars buy, across the whole book

    For the investment team

    Sick and tired of asking your CFO to run these numbers? Now you run them.

    If we sold this company at X, what does every shareholder get? Type X. Any price, or a multiple of ARR, EBITDA or the last round, for any company you hold, and the exit waterfall flows to each fund and holder, by share class, straight from the financing documents, the charter's preference stack and the cap table. See where each class converts, what the founders clear, and what the next round does to your ownership. Any number opens into the arithmetic behind it and the clause it came from.

    See exit scenarios ->

    The payout table at $180M with Series B opened to show every holder of the class and what each gets
    Series B opened · every holder of the class and what each gets at $180M, us included

    For the front office

    A track record proven from the documents, and the investors who sit beside you.

    Allocators re-derive every number a manager shows them. A record assembled from executed documents does not need re-deriving: every deal, every round, every check traced to the page that proves it, with deployment by vintage and average check by year ready to export. The same documents name the co-investors beside you, so the graph of who invested with you, in which rounds, assembles itself. For the raise, for the deal forming now, for the reference call.

    See the investor graph ->

    Vintage Deployment opened as a document: the fund's name, the basis of the figures, the disclosures, four summary tiles, capital deployed by year and the table under it
    Vintage Deployment · deployment pace and average check by close year, from the executed documents

    For the back office

    Nobody re-keys another PDF.

    Email, drives and data rooms flow in once. Each financing agreement, charter, cap table, note, SAFE and board deck is read, extracted and validated by more than one model, and our review team checks every value the models were not certain of before it enters the record. Every term shows the document it came from. What is missing is listed with who has it, so the chase is one email instead of a hunt. Exports, journal entries and the audit pack come out of the same record.

    See how it works ->

    Every term of two share classes, each with the document it came from
    Every term, and the document it came from

    See it on your own book.

    Bring a quarter's worth of documents to the demo. We'll show you what's already in there, for every role at the table.