A raise is a sequence, not an inbox. Every investor sits at a known step, and you can see at a glance who is stuck and where.
Investor Relations is on the paid plans. The valuation estimator is free to anyone.
Twenty conversations, each at a different stage. One investor is waiting on a document you think you sent. Another signed a week ago and nobody recorded the funds. A third was verified by an accountant whose certificate is in a thread somewhere.
None of this is hard. It is just invisible, and what is invisible is what gets dropped - usually the one that was about to close.
The point is not the features. It is that nobody can be in an undefined state.
A s708 request goes out, the investor responds, and what they provided is kept against their record - so two years later you can show the basis you relied on.
Subscription documents go out and the platform records when they were opened and when they were signed, rather than leaving you to ask.
Commitments, their size and their status in one view, so the gap between soft interest and signed money is always visible.
Funds recorded against the investor, then allotment issues the certificate and the notice, and the register updates.
Each outbound investor email carries its own reply address, so responses appear on the investor's record and in the inbox rather than scattering.
When the raise closes the same people become your shareholder base, with a portal, without re-entering anything.
Open a free account and set the round up before you start talking to anyone.
Last updated 15 October 2026