Platform

From the first look to the report.

You look at a company, decide, hold it, and tell your investors what happened, without starting the story again at each step. Capsure keeps the company, the deal, the research, the work, the holding, and the investor together, enabling clearer reporting and speeding up your firm.

  1. First look

    Interesting companies automatically land on one list, with the custom fields and forms your firm needs to find hidden gems.

  2. The intelligence

    Capsure AI works beside the record. It drafts, searches, and asks before it writes. Agents you publish call your sources.

  3. The deal

    The company and every round’s terms sit on one deal. Capsure AI fills those terms from the file you have in hand.

  4. The holding

    Ask for the quarter, and for ESG and impact, on the holding. The company answers on a portal built for that request.

  5. The fund

    Commitments, the raise, and the investor book sit together. The company you hold is the one you already met.

  6. The report

    From quarterly reports to company packs, custom, easy to configure and data-rich reports from the records you already keep.

Funds

You already know who committed.

Who committed, to which vehicle, and how much, already lives with investor relations. The fund, the SPV, the GP, and the management company stay as their own vehicles, so the book stays clear. When a holding is revalued, what it is worth is already there to see.

Deals

The decision stays on the deal.

The comps, the thesis, and the research sit on one deal, next to every round’s terms. When you invest, the holding is the same company you already met. Instruments appear once they exist, and the value comes from a revaluation already on the books.

Portfolio

The quarter should not start in an inbox.

The holding is the company's file at the firm. You ask for the quarter, and for ESG and impact, on it. The company answers on a portal built for that request. Board meetings stay on the same file, so the next quarter opens a record, not a blank email.

Investors

The raise finds them. The fund keeps them.

The raise holds the prospect, the materials, and the subscription, in a data room you share. Once they subscribe, who committed and how much lives with the fund. Portfolio and sustainability asks go out on the portal, against the company you already hold.

The modules

  • Dealflow

    Where you find a company, open a deal, and take it through your stages.

  • Portfolio Monitoring

    The companies you already own, and the quarter you ask them for.

  • Portal

    An invited person signs in with a code sent to their email. They only see the requests, materials, comments, and datarooms granted to that email.

  • ESG & Impact

    The sustainability questions you already ask the portfolio, reviewed before they land in a report.

  • Investor Relations

    Who your investors are, where the raise stands, and what they can open.

  • Communications

    Lists and mailings for the firm. Not the notices that go out to LPs.

  • Legal & Compliance

    The legal work, the vehicles, and the checks around them.

  • Finance Not in this release

    Commitments, notices, receipts, and waterfalls.

  • Workspace

    What is on your desk: tasks, mail, notes, and meetings.

  • Dashboard

    A home view of what is moving.

  • Workflow & Ops

    How the firm's processes actually ran. You still do the work from your queue.

  • Reporting

    Charts and packs built from the records you already keep.

  • Administration

    How the firm sets Capsure up. Most people are not in here every day.

  • Tenant and firm

    One company, one person, one fund. Everything else points at them.

Who it is for

  • Investment

    Finding companies, making the decision, and looking after the ones you own.

  • Fund finance

    Who committed, which vehicle, and what the book is worth.

  • Investor relations

    The LP relationship, the raise, and what that investor can open.

  • Legal and compliance

    Legal work, checks on a party, and the lists the firm has to keep.

  • Operations

    The work on people's desks, the processes behind it, and how the firm is set up.

  • Leadership

    The deal, the holding, the investor, and the vehicle, without typing the company in again.

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