Start with a single deal record.
Seller files, analyst notes, CRM paths, models, and draft decks land in one place. Each claim or table keeps its source link and reviewer. The IC memo starts from facts, not fragments.
// studio
A HIPAA-compliant platform where fund teams build their own IC memos, LP decks, and portfolio dashboards in natural language, wired to live deal data.
Fund teams use Studio to assemble IC memos, LP decks, and portfolio notes from diligence files, claims, and model tables. Each artifact keeps its source, owner, audience, and approval state. Drafts update as deal facts change, and nothing leaves without a review trail.
Healthcare systems
Human review
Workflow proof
Source and review
CIMs, QoEs, VDR files, CRM paths, model tables, IC drafts, LP decks, and portfolio updates show where claims came from, who reviewed them, and which audience can see the draft.
QoE variance
$3.8M
Adjusted EBITDA delta tied to reviewed addbacks.
Deal score
84
Healthcare services rubric with citations and owner notes.
Open items
14
Requests grouped by finance, operations, market, and legal owner.
IC deck
v7
Slides rebuilt from approved claims and the fund template.
Deal boundary
Roles, audience, audit trail
Source intake
VDRs, CRMs, files, notes
Fund rubric
Evidence and overrides
Review record
IC, LP, portfolio updates
studio
Operating layer
Ask
Scoped deal room
Which diligence claims changed this week?
Score
Partner review
Apply the fund rubric with evidence.
Build
Versioned draft
Prepare IC, LP, and operating materials.
Share
Approved
Export after audience checks.
Pipeline
CRM
Banker, founder, and advisor paths
Diligence
VDR
CIMs, QoE files, addenda
Process
Questions, notes, requests
Modeling
Sheets
Operating metrics and cases
How the fund work starts
Deal record
Deal facts, diligence claims, draft memos, and review state stay connected.
Deal rooms
6
Active processes with scoped access.
Review state
12
Claims waiting for partner or operator review.
Pipeline
Live
Advisor notes and market context in one review list.
Diligence
In review
Claims, sources, and open requests attached.
Outputs
Draft
IC memo, LP note, and operating plan share facts.
Seller files, analyst notes, CRM paths, models, and draft decks land in one place. Each claim or table keeps its source link and reviewer. The IC memo starts from facts, not fragments.
Source layer
Seller materials, fund notes, market research, and financial files keep their source trail.
Pipeline
Banker, founder, and advisor paths
Diligence
CIMs, QoE files, addenda
Process
Questions, notes, requests
Modeling
Operating metrics and cases
Research
Comps, claims, context
Post-close
KPI watchlists and initiatives
VDR exports, CIMs, QoEs, CRM exports, spreadsheets, and notes land with their source and owner visible. No hidden handoffs. No pretending every file is clean. Every claim keeps its origin.
Diligence room
The team sees which claims have evidence and which need more work before IC.
Claims
48
Diligence claims with source context.
Open asks
19
Requests grouped by owner.
Growth
Open
Referral expansion claim needs same-store support.
Margin
Matched
Labor bridge reconciles with staffing file.
Technology
Flagged
Scheduling workflow has three manual handoffs.
Analysts extract growth claims from CIMs and addbacks from QoEs. Each claim links to its page or file. Follow-ups are grouped by owner so nothing gets dropped before IC review.
Fund rubric
Weighted criteria link to evidence, and partner notes stay attached.
Durability
Recurring demand and payer exposure.
18 / 20
Workflow debt
Manual handoffs technology reduces.
16 / 20
AI fit
Administrative drag with inspectable outcomes.
14 / 20
Sensitivity
Provider, patient, and compliance sensitivity.
High review
Each score is an argument tied to claims and files. Partners can override with a note that stays in the record. The rubric improves as deals pass or close.
IC materials
A partner traces each claim to its source before signoff.
Draft artifact
VersionedMemo
v4
Investment thesis and key risks drafted.
Deck
v7
Operating bridge and market page updated.
Appendix
Needs check
Sensitivity table linked to model assumptions.
The IC memo pulls from reviewed claims and files, not fragments copied between decks. Partners can challenge any fact, risk, or model assumption before distribution.
LP-ready materials
Every LP update records what was held back and who approved what left the room.
Draft artifact
VersionedInternal
Restricted
Deal risk, diligence gaps, and partner notes.
LP draft
Review
Approved summary with sensitive details removed.
Export
Held
Presentation package with approval log.
Internal risk notes stay inside. LP decks show approved summaries. Each export keeps a log of redactions and approvals before anything leaves the room.
Model routing
No model run moves forward without sensitivity, reviewer, and approval state logged.
CIM, QoE, contracts, notes.
Tables, schedules, fields, claims.
IC memo and LP language.
Rubric labels and confidence.
Extraction jobs for tables and claims follow stricter routes for sensitive material. Narrative drafts wait for partner review before they reach a deck or memo.
Portal bridge
Screen work gets logged as evidence before it touches deal artifacts.
Open
StartedData room export with stale folder structure.
Capture
LoggedDownload, screenshot, file hash, and notes.
Hold
WaitingAnalyst approves before score or deck update.
When data comes from a portal, stale VDR export, PDF, or admin screen with no API, the analyst logs screenshots or exports as evidence. No update hits a deck until someone reviews the run.
Portfolio bridge
Post-close tracking links each number back to its original assumption.
Revenue bridge
On plan
Referral capture and payer mix against base case.
Workflow
Compounding
Intake cleanup moved from pilot to weekly cadence.
LP note
Draft
Approved update assembled from operating evidence.
Revenue bridges and KPI watchlists start from original diligence assumptions, not a scramble after close. Portfolio updates show what changed since investment.
Governance
No memo or deck leaves without source state, approvals, and audience boundaries visible.
Boundary
Scoped
Deal, audience, and user role checked.
Lineage
Cited
Claims trace back to original material.
Approval
Held
Partner signoff required before export.
Partners see who approved each claim or artifact. LP exports stay separate from internal notes. Every memo and deck carries its boundary, reviewer log, and version history.
Seller files, analyst notes, CRM paths, models, and draft decks land in one place. Each claim or table keeps its source link and reviewer. The IC memo starts from facts, not fragments.
VDR exports, CIMs, QoEs, CRM exports, spreadsheets, and notes land with their source and owner visible. No hidden handoffs. No pretending every file is clean. Every claim keeps its origin.
Analysts extract growth claims from CIMs and addbacks from QoEs. Each claim links to its page or file. Follow-ups are grouped by owner so nothing gets dropped before IC review.
Each score is an argument tied to claims and files. Partners can override with a note that stays in the record. The rubric improves as deals pass or close.
The IC memo pulls from reviewed claims and files, not fragments copied between decks. Partners can challenge any fact, risk, or model assumption before distribution.
Internal risk notes stay inside. LP decks show approved summaries. Each export keeps a log of redactions and approvals before anything leaves the room.
Extraction jobs for tables and claims follow stricter routes for sensitive material. Narrative drafts wait for partner review before they reach a deck or memo.
When data comes from a portal, stale VDR export, PDF, or admin screen with no API, the analyst logs screenshots or exports as evidence. No update hits a deck until someone reviews the run.
Revenue bridges and KPI watchlists start from original diligence assumptions, not a scramble after close. Portfolio updates show what changed since investment.
Partners see who approved each claim or artifact. LP exports stay separate from internal notes. Every memo and deck carries its boundary, reviewer log, and version history.
Deal record
Deal facts, diligence claims, draft memos, and review state stay connected.
Deal rooms
6
Active processes with scoped access.
Review state
12
Claims waiting for partner or operator review.
Pipeline
Live
Advisor notes and market context in one review list.
Diligence
In review
Claims, sources, and open requests attached.
Outputs
Draft
IC memo, LP note, and operating plan share facts.
Diligence. IC. LPs. Portfolio.
truesilver sets up intake paths for VDRs, CRMs, models, and notes so analysts build IC memos and LP decks from tracked claims, not scattered files. Every artifact keeps its source trail and approval log from diligence through portfolio monitoring.
Diligence and deck work move from ad hoc assembly to source-backed drafts.
Claims, scores, and LP language keep source trail and approval state.
Rubrics and templates improve across deals instead of resetting.