Skip to content
Delsivo
Who it's for

Give your backers claims they can check

Screen with cited evidence, see which claims are verified, and share a deal's deck and findings with named backers on expiring links.

How claims are tracked
Claims shared with backersEach claim with its source
  • USD 410K annual recurring revenueCorroborated
    Financials / revenue-2026.xlsx, p. 2
  • 20 enterprise customersDisputed
    Slide 4, and interview at 07:42: 12 are unpaid pilots
  • Monthly churn under 2%Founder reported
    Slide 9
  • Letter of intent from a logistics firmUnresolved
    Requested from the founder

Sample data. Companies, funds and people are made up.

Why syndicate leads

You screen many deals and put your name on a few

A syndicate lead does the work of a small fund with no analyst, then asks backers to trust it. What backers need is not a longer memo but a clear view of which claims were checked.

  • Your name is on the deal

    Backers follow a lead because they trust the lead's work. Every claim you pass on carries its source and label, so backers can see what you checked and what you didn't.

  • Share the evidence, not your notes

    Backers get the deck and the findings you choose, on links that name them and expire. Your screening notes and ratings stay private.

  • Set up in an afternoon

    A portal on your subdomain, a thesis with a few hard rules, and a co-lead invited as a partner. No pipeline stages to design before the first deal.

Claims backers can trust

Four labels, so nobody mistakes a pitch for a fact

Every material claim keeps its definition, period, units and sources. When a founder's story changes, the earlier statement stays on the record beside the new one.

  • Founder reported Stated by the founder, not yet checked.
  • Corroborated Backed by a document or your own check.
  • Disputed Two sources disagree. Both are kept and cited.
  • Unresolved Not enough evidence either way yet.
Pilot Claim tracker and evidence labels
Claims on one dealEach claim with its source
  • USD 410K annual recurring revenueCorroborated
    Financials / revenue-2026.xlsx, p. 2
  • 20 enterprise customersDisputed
    Slide 4, and interview at 07:42: 12 are unpaid pilots
  • Monthly churn under 2%Founder reported
    Slide 9
  • Letter of intent from a logistics firmUnresolved
    Requested from the founder

Sample data. Companies, funds and people are made up.

The workflow

From first look to a deal your backers can review

How a syndicate lead works a deal in Delsivo. Each step shows its release.

  1. Pilot

    Deals arrive by referral link or by hand

    Founders apply through your link, or you create the record and upload the deck someone sent you.

  2. Pilot

    Screen against your own thesis

    A short rubric with the rules you actually use. Each criterion shows the value found and its slide.

  3. Pilot

    Track every claim that matters

    Revenue, customers, round terms the founder states. Each keeps its definition, period and source, and one of four labels.

  4. Pilot

    Ask the founder for proof

    A scoped file request for the revenue schedule or the signed contract, sent through your portal.

  5. First release

    Share with named backers

    Guests see the deck and findings you share, with watermark and an NDA acknowledgement if you want them, until the link expires.

  6. Later

    A frozen packet with independent reviews

    One fixed version of the deal for every backer, with reviews recorded before reviewers see each other's.

Delsivo is at the design partner stage. Pilot features come first, first release features follow, and later features are on the roadmap. AI suggests and cites its sources; your team makes every decision.

Sharing with backers

One version of the deal for every backer

Guest sharing arrives in the first release. A frozen deal packet that backers review independently, before they see each other's views, is planned for a later release.

  • Frozen versionLater
    Backers all review the same deck, claims and sources, even if the record keeps changing.
  • Sources on every claimPilot
    Each claim links to the slide, timestamp or document behind it.
  • Independent reviewsLater
    Each reviewer records a view before seeing anyone else's.
  • Guest links that expireFirst release
    Named backers, a preview and download policy, watermark and an activity log.
Light set-up

Four things to set up, then the first deal

Syndicates don't need a pipeline designed by a consultant. The defaults work, and you change them when you know what you want.

  1. Choose your subdomain, logo and colours for the founder portal.
  2. Write your thesis as a few hard rules and preferences.
  3. Invite a co-lead or scout as a partner or analyst.
  4. Share your referral link with the people who send you deals.
In practice

One deal, from referral to backer share

Sample timeline. Guest sharing is first release; frozen packets and independent reviews are later.

  1. Day 1

    A founder applies through the link you gave a friend. The deck is read and checked against your thesis before you open it.

  2. Day 2

    You read the fit report. Stage and sector are met, round size is unknown. You ask the founder in a short follow-up form.

  3. Day 4

    The founder says 20 enterprise customers in the deck, and on a call clarifies that 12 are unpaid pilots. Both statements are kept and the claim is marked Disputed.

  4. Day 6

    The founder uploads a revenue schedule. You check it and mark the revenue claim Corroborated, with the file as its source.

  5. Day 8

    You share the deck and four labelled claims with eleven named backers. Links expire in two weeks, and you can see who opened what.

Fair questions

What syndicate leads ask us

Keep it. Delsivo doesn't form vehicles, collect money, keep custody or execute transactions. It covers the part before that: screening, claims, evidence and what you share with backers.

No. Guests see only what you explicitly share with them, until access expires. Internal ratings, notes and screening results stay inside your team.

It might be. The value grows with the number of decks you screen, not the number of deals you share. If you see only a handful of decks, a careful template may serve you better for now.

No. Delsivo organises the evidence and shows where each claim came from. It gives no investment advice, and every decision, yours and your backers', is made by people.
Plan fit

Design partner pilot, then Fund workspace

A lead who screens a steady stream of decks can start in the pilot with intake, screening and the claim tracker. Sharing with backers as guests comes with the first release in the Fund workspace. Frozen packets and independent reviews are planned for later.

See pricing
Design partner pilots

Show your backers what you checked

Pilot with your next batch of decks: intake on your own portal, screening against your thesis and every claim with its source.

Talk to us