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An investment committee memo tool that keeps the packet people voted on

Planned for a later release: draft a cited memo, freeze the packet committee reviews and record the decision people make, with its reasons.

How it works

Short answer: Committee packets are planned for a later Delsivo release, after the pilot and first release. The investment committee memo tool is designed to draft a memo from the deal's evidence, freeze the version committee members review, collect independent reviews before peer views are shown, and record the decision, conditions, rationale, owner and date. People write, review and decide. Later edits become amendments.

Key takeaways

  • Planned for a later release. Scope will be shaped by design partner pilots.
  • The memo draft pulls thesis fit, the case for and against, diligence status, proposed terms and cited evidence.
  • A frozen packet can't change under reviewers. Edits create an amendment.
  • Committee members record their own decision and conditions. AI drafts, people decide.

Planned feature: not in Delsivo yet, and details may change before it ships.

What the investment committee memo tool drafts

Memo sectionSource in the deal
Thesis fitThe latest rubric run, with overrides and their reasons
Investment caseCorroborated claims and research findings
CountercaseDisputed and unresolved claims, risks, counterevidence
Diligence statusOpen requests, room items not yet accepted
Proposed termsEntered by the deal lead
Evidence appendixCitations to slides, transcript moments, files and sources

The draft is a starting point the deal lead rewrites. Every factual line keeps its citation so committee members can check it.

From draft to recorded decision

  1. 1The deal lead drafts and edits the memo.
  2. 2The lead freezes the packet. Committee members assigned to it can now read it, and nothing in it changes.
  3. 3If the fund turns on independent review, each member submits a view before seeing anyone else's.
  4. 4The committee meets and records the decision, any conditions, the rationale, the owner and the date.
  5. 5Later corrections create an amendment. The packet and votes as reviewed stay intact.

Why freeze the packet at all

When a memo keeps changing in a shared document, nobody can say later what the committee actually read. A frozen packet answers that question: the version, the evidence it cited and each member's review are kept together, and an amendment shows exactly what changed afterwards. It pairs with the deal audit trail, which records who did what and when.

Committee members see only the packets assigned to them, not the rest of the pipeline.

What stays out of scope

  • Term sheet milestones, closing checklists and portfolio handoff are separate later items.
  • Fund accounting, LP reporting and transaction execution are outside Delsivo's scope.
  • No vote, score or memo moves a deal by itself. The recorded decision is made by people.
FAQ

Questions about investment committee memo tool

They are planned for a later release, after the pilot and the first release. Delsivo doesn't give dates for planned features.

No. It drafts memo sections from the evidence, including the countercase. The committee decides and records its own rationale.

When the fund turns on independent review, members submit their view before peer feedback is shown to them.

The deal record already keeps cited claims, the fit report and the audit history, which a lead can draw on for a memo written in your usual format.
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