A white-labeled portal for your investors and a console for your team. Investors see only your firm's name, logo and colors, on your own web address.
Investors sign in to see every investment, every payment and every document, without having to call your office.
Each investment's figures, a timeline from closing to projected exit, the key terms you choose to show, your latest update, and its payments and documents.
Totals, amounts received by year and a full payment history investors can filter by year and investment, plus each investment's next payment date.
Investor updates, statements, agreements and tax documents (a K-1, grantor trust letter or 1099-INT, depending on the investment), filterable by investment and type.
Investor details, the bank account distributions are paid to, tax and accreditation status, and sign-in settings. Bank account changes require re-verification.
Each offering is set up on its own terms, so investors always see how long until exit, described the way that investment actually works.
| EXIT TIMING | TYPICAL USE | WHAT INVESTORS SEE |
|---|---|---|
| Projected exit date | Funds, energy projects | “Projected exit Sep 2029 · 2 years, 10 months remaining” |
| Projected exit window | Syndications, DSTs, co-investments | “Projected exit 2027–2029 · Exit window opens in 7 months” |
| Maturity date | Notes and private credit | “Maturity Jun 30, 2027 · 7 months remaining” |
| No set term | Royalties, evergreen programs | “No set term” plus your note |
| Exited | Sold or repaid investments | “Exited Aug 15, 2025 · Held 6 years, 3 months” |
Monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual payments each have a set payment day. When it falls on a weekend or Federal Reserve holiday, payment moves to the next banking day and investors see why.
Ready-made starting points for real estate syndications, DSTs, private equity funds, co-investments, private credit, energy infrastructure, and oil and gas royalties. Everything can be adjusted.
Every client's portal carries its own identity. These three example firms run on the same platform.
Upload your own, or generate one from five ready-made marks. The browser icon follows.
Two brand colors become a full light and dark palette. If a color is too light or too dark to read, the portal adjusts its shade to meet WCAG AA contrast, while buttons keep your exact color.
Choose a type pairing and a white or brand-colored header.
Run the portal on your own domain, such as portal.yourfirm.com.
Your investor services phone, email and hours appear on the sign-in page and throughout the portal, along with your disclosures.
Invitations and notices go out in your brand, from your firm.
Kestrel Bay Capital, Ashwell Ridge Real Estate and Greywater Infrastructure Partners are fictional example firms. All figures are sample data.
Investors choose light, dark or match their device, and the portal adapts to any screen. The Shareholder Desk app for iPhone and Android opens each investor's account in your firm's branding, with Face ID sign-in on iPhone.

Once an investor activates, their bank account is included in the next NACHA file automatically.
Your staff manage offerings, investors, payments, notices and reports in one place, branded to your firm.
Key figures and what needs attention: investors who have not activated, investors without bank details, and exits or maturities in the next 12 months.
Each investment set up separately (type, closing date, exit timing, distribution schedule, key terms and ACH details) with a live preview of what investors see.
Activation status and payment method for every investor. Invite one investor or import a list, preview the branded invitation, and view the portal as any investor.
Email investors when a quarterly report or new documents are posted, with templates, personalized merge fields, any audience, a branded preview and a sent history.
Distribution reports for any period, by investor, payment or offering, with CSV downloads. Investor contact lists never include bank account numbers or taxpayer IDs.
Enter a payment by rate or total amount. The console allocates it pro rata by amount invested, to the cent, generates a validated NACHA file for your bank, and records the payment so investors see it in their portal.
Every investor's share, amount and payment method before anything is sent.
File totals, batches and every validation check, ready to download for your bank.
94-character records, blocking factor 10, padded to full blocks.
One batch per SEC code: PPD for individuals, joint accounts and trusts; CCD for entities and IRA custodians.
Credits to checking or savings accounts, with optional balanced files that include an offsetting debit.
Record length, routing-number check digits, account numbers, a banking-day effective date and totals that reconcile.
Entries that fail validation are set aside and listed. Investors without bank details are listed as check payees.
A field-by-field breakdown of any record in the file.
See only your branded portal. No Carrow & Vale name, and no access to the console.
Your firm's console in your colors, plus an investor preview to see exactly what each investor sees.
Sets up and maintains your offerings, exit timing, distribution schedules, key terms and ACH settings.
Share your logo, colors and preferred web address. We handle the design.
We set up your portal and console, configure each offering, and test everything with your team.
We send branded invitations, and investors activate in five guided steps.
Tell us about your firm and we'll walk you through the portal, reporting and support options that fit.