Key takeaways
- Planned for after the first release, as part of the founder account and CRM.
- Each application appears with the fund's founder-facing status, updated by itself.
- A status change suggests a stage change, which the founder accepts or ignores.
- Waiting on you collects requests, interview invitations and NDAs across funds.
- Funds can turn sync off, and they never see the founder's CRM.
Planned feature: not in Delsivo yet, and details may change before it ships.
How to track startup application status with Delsivo
- 1The founder applies on a fund's portal, signed in with their Delsivo account.
- 2The fund is added to the founder's active round as an investor, with the source Delsivo portal.
- 3A status chip shows the fund's founder-facing status and changes when the fund changes it.
- 4When the status changes, Delsivo suggests a stage, for example Engaged when an interview is requested.
- 5The founder accepts the suggestion with one click, or ignores it and keeps their own stage.
Which statuses appear
Only the status the fund already shows founders on its own portal. The defaults are Received, In review, Interview requested, Information requested and Decision made, and each fund can rename them. Internal stages, ratings, notes, assessments and reviewer names never appear.
| Fund status (set by the fund) | Example stage suggestion (founder decides) |
|---|---|
| Received | Contacted |
| In review | Contacted |
| Interview requested | Engaged |
| Information requested | In due diligence |
| Decision made | No suggestion: the founder reads the fund's message on its portal |
Waiting on you
Outstanding requests, interview invitations with their expiry and NDAs to accept show on the investor's card and in one panel on the founder's home page. Open goes straight to that fund's portal, already signed in through the founder account.
What funds control, and what they never see
- A fund can turn status sync off. The investor then shows Status shared on the fund's portal only.
- Nothing flows from the founder to the fund: not stages, notes, other investors, probabilities or round terms.
- A fund can't learn that a founder applied anywhere else.
- There is no ranking or comparison of funds by response time.