Capital calls live in your inbox.
Amounts, wire dates, and confirmations scattered across threads. No single view of who has funded and who hasn't.
Amounts, wire dates, and confirmations scattered across threads. No single view of who has funded and who hasn't.
A commitment changes, a contact leaves, an entity is restructured — and the spreadsheet quietly stops matching reality.
The polite second nudge is the one that gets the wire in. It is also the first thing to fall off a busy week.
NewTaven runs the back office of a fund — the register, the calls, the distributions, the reminders nobody gets around to — so your week goes to investing instead of admin.
Issue the notice once. Each LP gets their own figure and wire details, incoming wires match themselves against the register, and nothing is keyed in twice.
Your limited partners see their commitments, statements, tax documents, and performance in a white-labeled portal — without emailing you for a PDF.
KYC and AML checks run as each LP onboards, and regulatory reports build from the register — not from a folder someone keeps by hand.
Bring your fund in once. From there, NewTaven handles the mechanics you would otherwise do by hand.
Import commitments, contacts, and entities. NewTaven becomes the register of record for the whole fund.
Draft a capital call once. Each LP receives their exact figure, wire details, and due date — no mail merge.
Wires reconcile against the register. Anyone outstanding gets a measured follow-up on schedule — in your voice.
The paperwork already arrives by email. Forward it to your fund's intake address and NewTaven stores it, files it against your fund, and drafts the LP note that usually follows it.
A subscription agreement, a bank confirmation, a signed side letter. Forward the email as it arrived — attachments and all. No upload screen, no file picker.
We recognize you by your sending address and file each attachment into your organization's document vault, marked confidential, with the subject line as its title.
PDFs are read automatically and turned into a draft LP note in your fund's voice — sitting in communications as a draft, never sent without you.
Only addresses that already belong to your fund are accepted — anything we can't place with certainty is dropped rather than filed to the wrong fund.
When a wire is still outstanding, NewTaven sends a measured reminder — at 72 hours, 7 days, and 14 days. Considerate, never pushy. You approve the voice once.
The Fund II call is at 68% funded. A reminder that your portion — $900,000 — is due by the 30th. Wire details are unchanged, and attached again for convenience.
One week out. We are holding your allocation. If the timing is tight on your end, reply here and we will work with your team on the date.
The call closes Friday. Please confirm your wire, or let us know if anything has changed on your end. We would rather adjust than assume.
A single record of every commitment, contact, and entity — always current, always exportable.
Issue a call once; each LP gets their exact figure and wire instructions. Distributions run the same way, in reverse.
Measured follow-ups on outstanding wires — 72h, 7d, 14d — sent in your fund's voice, only until the wire clears.
Each LP sees their commitments, calls, distributions, and documents — without another login you have to support.
Compose the letter once; NewTaven personalizes and delivers it on the fifteenth, with read receipts by LP.
Incoming wires match against the register automatically. What clears is marked funded; what doesn't enters the cadence.
The mechanics are the same whether you run venture, private equity, or a hedge fund: money in, money out, and a record of both that has to hold up years later.
Describe the situation. NewTaven writes a short, plain email you could send to your limited partners — no puffery, no exclamation marks.
Every fund is a different size, at a different stage, with a different LP base. We would rather understand yours than post a number that fits no one. A short call, a fair quote, no obligation.