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Keep the raise and its records together

A clearer picture of the next chapter.

Set up Scribed Capital to organize investor relationships and rounds, prepare supported SAFE documents, and review cap-table scenarios from your workspace’s investment records.

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Made for the work

A little more detail.
A lot more possibility.

01

Keep the relationship in context

Use Leads and Investors views of Contacts to focus on the people in your raise. Link those contacts to the relevant deals and rounds.

02

Prepare and track SAFEs

Choose a supported SAFE form, review its terms and PDF, and follow the investor and company signature workflow.

03

Tie investments to their documents

Store investment terms with their uploaded agreements and make the working copies available in workspace Drive.

04

Explore the ownership picture

Review the computed cap table and saved or previewed scenarios using the recorded baseline and qualifying investments.

From idea to everyday

Put it to work.

A practical starting point for fundraising & cap tables.

  1. 01

    Organize the raise

    Set up your Scribed Capital workspace in Capital, connect investor contacts to the round, and gather the relevant terms.

  2. 02

    Prepare the paperwork

    Review a supported SAFE or attach an existing investment agreement, then track its status.

  3. 03

    Review the recorded position

    Update closed investments and inspect the resulting cap table or a what-if scenario.

A little more clarity

Good questions.

Does every investor contact appear on the cap table?

No. The computed table uses qualifying investment records. Closed investments need a supporting document; pending investments and closed investments missing a document are shown separately.

Does creating a SAFE move money or complete the investment?

No. Scribed prepares and tracks the document and signing workflow. Signing, funding status, and the investment records are distinct parts of the process.

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