Upload a file for a request
Upload a file to a fund's request as a PDF, spreadsheet, Word document or image of up to 25 MB. It goes to private storage and is checked for viruses first.
Some questions in a fund's request ask for a file, such as a revenue schedule or a cap table. Each of those questions takes one file.
Upload it
- On the question, drag your file onto Drop a file here, or tap Choose a file.
- A bar shows the upload. Tap Cancel to stop.
- When it's done, you see File uploaded and the file name. The check starts straight away.
Accepted: PDF, XLSX, XLS, CSV, DOCX, PNG or JPG, up to 25 MB. Remove anything you can't share yet before you upload.
The virus check
Every file goes to private storage that only the fund's team can open, and is checked for viruses before anyone opens it. The file shows:
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Checking for viruses | The check is running, usually for under a minute. The page updates on its own |
| Checked | The file is clean and ready |
| Not accepted | It failed the virus or file type check. Upload a clean copy |
You can't send your answers while a file is still being checked.
Replace or remove
Tap Replace to upload a different file, or the bin to remove it. You can do both until you send your answers. If the fund asks for a change to that question later, you can upload a new file then.
Frequently asked questions
My file is larger than 25 MB. What can I do?
Export a smaller version, such as a PDF with smaller images, or split it and ask the fund where to send the rest.
Can I upload a ZIP or a Google Sheets link?
No. Download the sheet as XLSX or CSV and upload that.
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