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Reports that build trust

Deadlines, what to put in each field, how to deliver, what happens if you are late or miss it and how to write one your investors rate well.

8 min read3 chaptersFor foundersBeginnerUpdated Oct 17, 2026

Chapter 1Deadlines and consequences

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Startup reports: frequency, on time, missed in a row and the “Report 4 is due” notice.
FrequencyBiweekly or monthly, chosen when creating the startup. It does not change.
When they startWhen you launch the live round.
Deadline3 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 rowA 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

FieldDone well
Metrics for the periodReal figures, even if they drop.
What was doneConcrete progress: milestones, new customers, launches.
What was spentItems with amounts: “€4,000 on development, €1,000 on marketing”.
Next stepsWhat you will do next period and how it brings the next milestone closer.
Risks or problemsWhat could go wrong and how you handle it. Optional, but it builds the most trust.
Links and filesEvidence. Only your investors see them.

Chapter 3Delivering

  1. Tap “Deliver report”In the startup’s Reports, on the dashboard or from the Home recommendation.
  2. Fill in the fieldsUpload images or PDFs if you have them.
  3. 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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