Around 3,000 decks will hit your fund this year. craise catches every one, scores it against your thesis, and hands you the read in two minutes.
Deck clutter is a portfolio decision.
Somewhere under attachment #2,041 is the company you'll wish you'd met.
The inbox and a spreadsheet
Email was never a triage system. The deck lives on one partner's phone; the sheet is stale by Friday.
The relationship CRM
Starts working after you've found the deal. The finding is the problem.
More analyst hours
A first screen costs half a day. At sixty decks a week, the maths never closes.
The fix is an inbox that reads → renders → shows you what matters.
Forward a deck. Get back a live memo.
From email or WhatsApp. Back comes the live read: fit score, structured memo, analyst brief. Updates land in the same thread.
On-thesis: repeat founder, cheque fits. Analyst brief ready.
craise.com/inbox/oslo-grid
From first deck to wire,
on one desk.
The order below is the order a deal moves.
Every deck, one front door.
Gmail, WhatsApp, your apply page, drag-and-drop. Every deck becomes the same structured card, mapped to your thesis 0–100 with the why in writing.
Off-thesis: flagged, kept. Duplicates: merged.
The metrics that matter, up front.
Open a deal: traction, ask, market, economics, team, competition, risks. Already extracted, already comparable, every number auditable to the slide.
One more click runs the Virtual Analyst: bull case, bear case, questions for the call. 25 seconds.
Your own submission page.
Your rules.
Publish craise.com/apply/yourfund: your brand, your format, your questions. Every submission arrives structured and scored.
Nothing arrives as an attachment again.
A virtual partner takes the first pitch.
Tune her once: how hard she pushes, what she digs into. Founders pitch her live before they reach your queue; the scored transcript rides on the deal.
Turn her on when volume spikes. A thousand submissions still get a first meeting.
Conviction to committee, without the weekend.
Promote to pipeline in one click. Drag between stages, assign a teammate, keep the notes on the deal.
The IC memo drafts itself from the evidence: sponsor lens, "what we must believe", votes recorded.
The data keeps working after you wire.
Most tools stop at the decision. The dossier keeps living.
Track
Any company becomes a living dossier: signals, founder metrics, news scans. Real feedback, not quarterly silence.
Portfolio
One button on every holding: Request update. The answer lands on the holding, not in someone's inbox.
Sector intelligence
Every thesis carries its evidence: matched deals, funding in the space, movers. Conviction with receipts.
LP reporting
Deployment, pipeline, portfolio updates. Rolled up from the system you already run.
This is what lands in your inbox.
Real memos by real founders. Open one on your phone.
"We stopped hearing about great companies from other funds' announcements. Tuesday's queue is twelve scored deals instead of two hundred attachments, and the IC pack writes its own first draft."
The questions every partner asks.
Who sees our dealflow?
Nobody but your fund. Isolated per workspace. Never pooled, never shown.
Is our data training anything?
No. Your dealflow serves your fund. It never trains models.
Do founders know when we read?
A published memo registers a view, like any reader. Scores, notes and briefs stay yours.
Our decks are PDFs. Does this work?
Yes. Most inbound is PDF. Every number audits back to the slide.
Do founders have to change anything?
No. Keep your email, forward as usual. The apply page is optional.
Can the whole partnership use it?
Yes. One queue: assignments, notes, IC votes.
How long is setup?
A day, hands-on with us. Bring Monday's decks; leave triaged.
What does it cost?
Per-fund pricing, quoted on the walkthrough. Nothing to commit before you see it.
Your inbox is already full.
Start there.
Live for funds today. We onboard hands-on: channels, apply page, theses. Tell us about the fund.
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