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Investor Portal

Current metrics your investors can check themselves.

A portal your investors can check on their own. Each metric is designed to link to its source and update when that source syncs.

Investor Portal, illustrative interface

Investor updates are out of date when they arrive

The deck is a snapshot

You export a deck, and the numbers have moved before investors even open it.

The monthly update is a time sink

You spend hours rebuilding the same charts each month when only the numbers have changed.

Not everyone should see everything

Different investors, different access, and email attachments can't do that.

A founder working through current metrics your investors can check themselves.
Example view
Investor PortalShare
ARR
$1.0M
Live
Burn
$52k
Monthly
Runway
21 mo
Live
Investor Portal, illustrative interface
Current metrics your investors can check themselves., a founder using Startup Suite

The 'can you send updated numbers?' email

Example: the monthly numbers request

An investor emails asking for the latest figures, again. Instead of rebuilding a deck, you send one link to the portal, which is built to hold the latest synced numbers.

  • No monthly deck to rebuild
  • Different views for different investors
  • Click any figure to see where it came from

Choices you control when sharing numbers

Decisions to make before you share numbers with investors.

What each investor can see
Give each investor their own view without keeping separate decks.
How to stop the monthly rebuild
Publish once, and the numbers are designed to refresh as your data syncs.
How to limit who sees sensitive numbers
A private link is designed to show each investor only the metrics you've chosen for them.

Current, permissioned numbers for your investors

Current metrics

The dashboard is built to update as your connected data syncs, so investors see the latest close.

Permissioned access

Choose what each investor sees, and show some more than others.

Source links

Every figure links to the accounting or billing record it was taken from.

Quarterly briefings

Add a written quarterly summary alongside the current numbers.

From choosing metrics to self-serve updates

  1. Step 1

    Pick the metrics

    Choose the dozen or so numbers your investors care about most.

  2. Step 2

    Set permissions

    Decide which investors see which metrics.

  3. Step 3

    Publish the portal

    Publish with your branding on a private Startup Suite link.

  4. Step 4

    Let them self-serve

    Investors check the portal themselves, so you stop rebuilding the same deck each month.

Questions about the investor portal

How is access controlled?

It's designed so you choose which metrics each investor can see and share a private link rather than a file.

Can I brand it as ours?

It's built for that. Add your logo and branding before you publish.

How is the data handled?

Investors only see the metrics you share with them, and we never sell your financial data. Full security details are available on request.

You decide who sees what

  • Access is designed to be set per investor, so an angel and your lead investor can see different metrics.
  • Nothing is meant to be visible to investors until you publish the portal.
  • Built so investors can open the source behind a figure instead of asking you for it.
  • The financial data you share here is never sold to anyone.

Send investors one link instead of a new deck

Choose the metrics you share, set who sees what, and send one link instead of a monthly deck.