Chapter 1Deadlines and consequences
| Frequency | Biweekly or monthly, chosen when creating the startup. It does not change. |
| When they start | When you launch the live round. |
| Deadline | 3 days after each period ends. |
| On time | +0.2 to the startup. |
| Not delivered | −5 to your trust and −3 to the startup. |
| 5 missed in a row | A vote to close the startup opens. |
A missed report can still be delivered late: it does not recover trust, but your investors will appreciate it and it resets the abandonment counter.
Chapter 2What to put in each field
| Field | Done well |
|---|---|
| Metrics for the period | Real figures, even if they drop. |
| What was done | Concrete progress: milestones, new customers, launches. |
| What was spent | Items with amounts: “€4,000 on development, €1,000 on marketing”. |
| Next steps | What you will do next period and how it brings the next milestone closer. |
| Risks or problems | What could go wrong and how you handle it. Optional, but it builds the most trust. |
| Links and files | Evidence. Only your investors see them. |
Chapter 3Delivering
- Tap “Deliver report”In the startup’s Reports, on the dashboard or from the Home recommendation.
- Fill in the fieldsUpload images or PDFs if you have them.
- Tap “Deliver to my investors”They get a notice and can rate it from 1 to 5 stars with a comment.
A report with bad news well explained gets better ratings than an empty one with good news.
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