Raise capital with your best foot forward

Yes. Caplia is built to enterprise security standards. Accounts support Google or Microsoft sign in with built in two factor authentication, or secure email login with enforced strong passwords and blocked compromised credentials. All data is encrypted at rest using AES 256 and in transit using TLS 1.3, with row level security isolating your data from other users. Documents are stored in private encrypted storage and shared using time limited signed links, with all access logged. The platform is continuously monitored with rate limiting and secure credential vaulting, and runs on enterprise grade infrastructure. ISO 27001 certification is in progress.

You can become Caplia Verified by reaching 700 points or above on the 1,000 point Caplia Readiness Index.

Your score is based on your pitch deck, company information and the key signals investors look for when screening a business. The stronger and more complete those signals are, the closer you move towards verification.

Yes. Investors want clear, structured company information they can review quickly.

The format of the Caplia Passport was built with venture and venture capital experts to reflect how investors actually screen a business, bringing your pitch deck, key company signals, readiness score and supporting materials into one decision-ready profile.

Only people you choose to share it with. Your Caplia Passport is private by default. You control who gets access, what they can view, and when access is removed. This means investors only see your Passport when you decide to share it.

Yes. You can keep sensitive materials gated and only release them when appropriate.

Your Caplia Passport can be shared for first review, while more sensitive information such as your data room, cap table and financial materials can sit behind controlled access, including NDA approval where required.

Startups use Caplia to organise their raise, understand what investors need to see, and present their business in a clearer format.

Caplia helps turn your pitch deck, company materials and key investor signals into one structured Passport, so you can share your business with more confidence and reduce the back and forth during fundraising.

Verified Ready means your company has reached 700 points or above on the 1,000 point Caplia Readiness Index.

It shows that your pitch deck, company information and key investor signals have been structured, reviewed and strengthened against the areas investors typically screen for before deciding whether to engage.

No. You can share your Caplia Passport before becoming Verified Ready.

Verification shows that your company has reached 700 points or above on the 1,000 point Caplia Readiness Index, but you can still use your Passport to organise your materials, share your pitch deck and present your company clearly to investors while you work towards that score.

Investors do not see your full 1,000 point Caplia Readiness Index score.

The full score is used internally to help you understand where your pitch deck, company information and investor signals need strengthening.

Yes. Caplia integrates with Canva, so you can update your pitch deck in Canva and the latest version syncs automatically to your Caplia Passport. Investors always see your most current materials.

To connect Canva, click your name in Caplia and open Connections.

How robust is your cap table functionality?

Our cap table functionality is being continuously developed with input from globally leading legal and venture partners.

The aim is to give founders a clear, investor-ready view of ownership, share classes and key funding information, while keeping the structure aligned with the standards founders and investors expect during diligence.

Yes. The Caplia Passport is already being used across markets, investor types and funding conversations. Founders are using Caplia across 20+ countries, including the UK, USA, Europe, the Middle East and South Africa, to present their companies in one clear, structured format.