For the board.
Current numbers from the companies you back.
Read current metrics from the companies that share their Startup Suite portal with you, check figures against their source, and arrive at the board meeting already up to date.
ARR, net burn, runway and gross margin, pinned for the Q3 board meeting.
Burn rose after August hires. Runway is 21 months.
- ARRExpansion from six accounts; new logos slightly behind.$3.2M+14%Billing system
- Net burnQ3 monthly average, up after the August hiring wave.$410K+9%Ledger
- RunwayAt current burn, with $8.6M cash on hand.21 mo-2 moLedger
- Gross marginHosting costs fell after the infrastructure move.71%+3 ptsLedger
Board updates that arrive a month late
You read month-late PDFs
By the time the update email arrives, the numbers have already moved on.
You can't see the source
A figure looks off and there's no way to trace it without emailing the founder.
You show up half-informed
Part of every board meeting goes to bringing you up to date on numbers the founders saw weeks ago.
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See shared company metrics traced to source, with permissioned access and AI-drafted briefings in place of spreadsheet updates.
Shared company metrics traced to source, permissioned access and AI-drafted briefings, so the board reviews the company's own numbers.
- Assumptions
- Model
- Scenarios
- Mentor Review
- Outputs
AI mentorAll companies reporting: metrics are current and two are flagged for the next briefing.
The board meeting you walked into ready
The numbers read and checked before the meeting starts.
You don't have to skim a month-old PDF on the way in. You've already read the latest numbers and the quarterly narrative, traced the figure that looked off back to its source, and arrived with sharp questions instead of catch-up.
- Current metrics between updates
- Click a figure to see its source
- AI-drafted quarterly briefings
What current numbers let you do before the meeting
What you can check before the meeting starts.
Current, sourced numbers from the companies you back
Access between updates
Designed to show each company's latest shared numbers between update emails.
Trace to source
Click a figure to see where it came from.
Narrative summaries
AI-drafted quarterly briefings built from the company's own numbers.
Permissioned correctly
See only what you're entitled to see. Founders stay in control.
From an invite to an informed board meeting
- Step 1
Get the invite
Founders share their portal with the access level they choose.
- Step 2
Set your watchlist
Pin the metrics that matter for each company.
- Step 3
Read the briefing
Quarterly narratives summarise everything that moved.
- Step 4
Show up informed
Walk into the board meeting with your questions ready.
Questions investors ask
How do I get access to a company's numbers?
It's designed so founders send you an invite and choose the access level.
Can I trust the figures are real?
That's the design: each metric opens to the ledger or billing record behind it, so you can check it without emailing the founder.
Do I have to wait for the founder to send an update?
No. The portal is designed to show the numbers the company shares as its connected data updates, with quarterly briefings drafted from the same numbers.
Founders stay in control
- You see only the metrics a founder chooses to share, nothing more.
- Designed so every figure links back to the source data it came from.
- Access is a permissioned link, not a forwardable attachment.
- We never sell the financial data founders share.
Other stages and roles
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Ask the companies you back to share their portal, and read their numbers before the next board meeting.