Use case: fundraising
Send one link per fund instead of an attachment. Before the follow-up call you know who read past the first slides, where they slowed down and who came back for another look.
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An example: Bark Robotics, a fictional warehouse-robotics startup, raising its Series A.
After a partner meeting, Bark sends Crestline Ventures a link that only the two people it met can open, with downloads off. Other funds get links limited to addresses at their own firm.
Crestline's partner reads all twelve slides and comes back twice to the financial plan. Another fund stops after the market slide. Bark knows which call to prepare for.
When Crestline asks for more, Bark shares its data room as one link: the deck, a one-pager and the documents behind them.
Each view shows the time spent on every slide, so you can tell the investor who read the whole deck from the one who stopped at the team slide.
No. The deck opens in their browser on a laptop or phone. Depending on how you set up the link, they may be asked for their email first.
Only if you allow it. With downloads off, the deck stays in Sheepdoc's viewer.
Fonts, layout and colour come through as you built them, and a video inside a slide plays inside the slide.
Nothing for your investors to install, and nothing charged per viewer.
