For investors
See the numbers of the companiesyou are already talking to.
When a company invites you, see the figures it chooses to publish, in the same format for every company: actual figures with their sources, its plan if it shares one, and each earlier version.
Free for investors. Accounts come from a company's invitation. Already invited? Sign in.
What you see
The figures, where they came from, and what changed.
Actual figures
Where the figures came from
Each recorded month carries a source label: synced from a bank, Stripe or the books, imported from a file, or typed in. A label describes origin; it is not an audit.
The plan
A forecast marked as a plan
When a company shares its forecast, it is labelled as the company's plan, with the assumptions behind it, so you can tell it apart from what already happened.
History
Every version, dated
Companies publish dated versions. You see the latest one and the ones before it, so you can see when a figure was revised.
Questions
Ask on the company's page
Ask your questions where the figures are, and read the company's answers there. Request supporting records as part of your own diligence.
How it works
The company invites you. You see what it shares.
Step 1
The company invites you
A company sends an invitation to your email address from its Replafin workspace. That invitation is how an investor account is created.
Step 2
Agree to confidentiality
Before you see anything, you agree to confidentiality terms shown by Replafin. They are a standard acknowledgment, not a replacement for an agreement drafted by a lawyer.
Step 3
Read what it publishes
See the latest version and the earlier ones: actual figures with their sources, and the forecast, valuation, ownership and the ask when the company includes them.
Step 4
Ask your questions
Ask the company questions on its page in Replafin, and it answers from its workspace. Your diligence and your decisions stay your own.
What it costs
The company pays for its Replafin workspace. You view what it shares at no cost, and Replafin takes no fee from any deal.
Use it with your companies
If you would like the companies you work with to share their figures with you this way, we would like to hear from you.
Talk to usWhat you are reviewing
- Company-controlled information. You see only what a company chooses to publish, and only while it keeps your access open. It can revoke access at any time.
- Sources, not an audit. Source labels describe where a figure came from. A Replafin verified mark means the recorded figures came from a live connection that had synced within 35 days when the version was published. Neither is an audit or a guarantee.
- A valuation is not a price. When a company shares its valuation, the figure depends on its own model and assumptions. It is not an independent appraisal or a transaction price.
- No advice, no part in the deal. Replafin gives no investment advice, does not introduce companies or investors, holds no funds and is not a party to any transaction. Terms, diligence, signatures and money stay between you and the company.
