Investor Update Drafts
Most founders spend 4-6 hours each month compiling investor updates. Your agent pulls ARR, burn rate, runway, and key wins from your existing tools — then drafts personalized emails for each investor based on what they actually track.
Pulls real numbers from your stack. Not last month's screenshot.
After your monthly close, the agent connects to Stripe for MRR and churn data, your accounting tool for burn rate and runway, HubSpot for pipeline metrics, and your HRIS for headcount changes. Every number is live — no manual exports, no stale spreadsheets.
The average Series A founder we work with was spending 3 hours per month just gathering this data before their agent handled it.
Each investor gets the update they actually want to read.
Your lead investor wants ARR trajectory and net retention. Your board member wants runway and hiring velocity. Your angel investor wants product wins and customer logos. One update template doesn't work — so your agent doesn't send one.
The agent learns what each investor tracks (you tell it once), then emphasizes the right metrics in each draft. Same data, different story — tailored to what matters to each person reading it.
Drafts land in your inbox. You review, tweak, hit send.
3-5 days after month-end close, the agent drops personalized email drafts into your Gmail (or Outlook) drafts folder. Each one is ready to send — subject line, greeting, metrics, narrative, and sign-off included.
You spend 5 minutes per email reviewing the draft, making any edits, and hitting send. That's it. No more Sunday night update sessions. No more "I'll send it next week" that turns into next month.