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Delsivo and Visible VC portfolio reporting

Visible covers portfolio reporting after you invest. Delsivo covers inbound review before it. Two ends of a deal, run side by side.

How it works

Quick answer: Visible and Delsivo work alongside each other at different ends of a deal. Visible's investor product handles portfolio monitoring and reporting: collecting metrics from portfolio companies, dashboards, tear sheets and LP letters. Delsivo handles the time before investment: applications on a branded portal, decks read with slide citations and thesis screening. Delsivo is at the design partner stage and does no portfolio reporting.

Key takeaways

  • Visible's investor product starts after you invest: metric collection, dashboards, tear sheets and LP reporting.
  • Delsivo starts before you invest: founder applications, deck reading with citations, thesis screening and diligence requests.
  • Visible's investor pages describe no deal flow, screening or application intake. Delsivo's scope excludes LP reporting.
  • Portfolio handoff from Delsivo is planned for a later release. There is no connection to Visible.

What each does

Delsivo

Delsivo covers the deal before the investment. Founders apply on the fund's branded portal, the deck is read with every fact cited to its slide, the thesis is applied criterion by criterion, and claims, requests and decisions stay in one deal record. LP reporting and portfolio monitoring are out of scope. It is at the design partner stage.

Visible

  • Visible's home page describes its investor product as connected AI that simplifies portfolio monitoring and reporting. source
  • For founders, it offers a platform to raise capital and manage investor relationships: share decks and data rooms, track fundraising pipelines and send investor updates. source

Side by side

ComparedDelsivoVisible
When in the dealBefore investment: application, screening, interviews and diligenceReal-time portfolio monitoring across all your companies, with metric alerts and portfolio review dashboards source
Deal flowA branded portal on your fund's subdomain with save and resume, a receipt and a secure founder link (Pilot). Your own domain in the first releaseThe investors page does not describe a deal flow pipeline, deal screening or a CRM for evaluating new companies source
Requests to foundersFollow-up forms and scoped file requests to applicants, with reminders for outstanding items (Pilot)Data Collection sends recurring requests to portfolio companies with automated follow-ups; founders need no login, only a secure link source
Reading documentsPDF decks read with every extracted fact cited to its slide, and weak extraction flagged instead of guessed (Pilot)AI Inbox reads unrequested updates such as decks, metrics in email bodies and financial PDFs, and structures them into the company record source
ReportingNone for LPs. Out of scopePortfolio dashboards, automatic tear sheets, LP letter assembly at quarter close and fund performance data source
IntegrationsA few: Slack (channel posts and DMs), and Google or Microsoft 365 calendars for meeting and email metadata. CRM import and export are planned for a later releaseLists integrations including Google Sheets, QuickBooks, HubSpot, Stripe, Xero, Salesforce, Slack, Zapier and Affinity source
SecurityDesigned controls: each fund's data kept apart, MFA for staff and partners, files scanned before preview. No certification yetVisible says it undergoes an independent SOC 2 audit annually, with the latest report on request source

Pricing

No published prices. Delsivo is at the design partner stage, and each pilot is priced with the fund. Annual workspace pricing, with application and AI usage allowances, is set after real pilot usage is measured. Funds pay; founders never do. See pricing.

  • Visible: Investor plans, Essential, Premium and Enterprise, show Custom Pricing with a request a demo button. source
  • Visible: Founder plans start with Starter at $0 per month, then Base at $59 per month billed annually or $69 billed monthly. source

Where Visible VC portfolio reporting fits next to Delsivo

A fund's tools tend to split at the investment. Before it, the work is reading applications, checking them against the thesis and running diligence. After it, the work is collecting metrics from portfolio companies and reporting to LPs. Visible's investor product is built for the second part, and Delsivo for the first.

Visible also offers founders a fundraising pipeline, deck sharing with analytics and investor updates. Those are tools for the founder's side of a raise. A founder could share a deck through Visible and still apply to your fund through your Delsivo portal with the PDF.

Where Delsivo is weaker

  • Delsivo does no portfolio monitoring, metric collection or LP reporting. Visible's investor product covers these.
  • Delsivo is at the design partner stage. Visible is an established product.
  • Visible lists integrations including accounting and CRM tools. Delsivo has none, and portfolio handoff is planned for a later release.
  • Visible states an annual SOC 2 audit. Delsivo has no certification yet.

Which to choose

  • Choose Visible

    Your main need is collecting metrics from portfolio companies, building dashboards and tear sheets and producing LP reports, today.

  • Choose Delsivo

    Your pain is before investment: steady inbound applications that need deck review with citations and screening against a written thesis, and you can join a design partner pilot.

  • Choose Both, Delsivo before and Visible after

    Review inbound deals in Delsivo and monitor invested companies in Visible. Moving a company from one to the other is manual.

Sources

This comparison is based on information Visible publishes, read on the dates shown. It is not a scored hands-on benchmark. Visible is a trademark of its owner. Delsivo makes a competing product. Corrections are welcome through our contact page.

FAQ

Delsivo and Visible: questions

Visible's investors page, read on 6 November 2026, describes portfolio monitoring, data collection and reporting, not a deal flow pipeline or screening. Its pipelines are a fundraising tool for founders.

No. LP reporting, fund accounting and portfolio monitoring are out of scope. A handoff of an invested deal to portfolio work is planned for a later release.

No. Delsivo has no portfolio tool integrations. Moving an invested company into a portfolio tool is manual.
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