Solution
Private equity intelligence, not another reporting tool.
Most private-market tooling stops at reporting: it stores what someone typed in last quarter. Perseids connects positions to the companies that produce them, so ownership, dilution, documents and transactions describe the same underlying reality.
Portfolio ownership
A private holding is not a single number. Perseids tracks the position as it actually exists, and labels where each figure came from.
- Portfolio companies with status, stage and last recorded activity.
- Ownership percentage on an issued and a fully diluted basis.
- Valuation history, including the marks you set yourself.
- Securities held: shares by class, warrants, SAFEs and notes.
- Investor pools where several vehicles hold through one line.
Portfolio dashboards
| Metric | Source |
|---|---|
| Total invested | Your recorded transactions |
| Current value | Latest mark or connected round price |
| Ownership | Connected company ledger, or your estimate |
| Company status | Connected company, or your own field |
| Upcoming events | Vesting, expiry and maturity dates |
| Documents | Data rooms shared with your workspace |
Total invested
- Source
- Your recorded transactions
Current value
- Source
- Latest mark or connected round price
Ownership
- Source
- Connected company ledger, or your estimate
Company status
- Source
- Connected company, or your own field
Upcoming events
- Source
- Vesting, expiry and maturity dates
Documents
- Source
- Data rooms shared with your workspace
Every figure carries its origin: connected from the company's ledger, supplied by you, or derived by the calculation engine. That label follows the number everywhere it appears.
The private company graph
Private ownership is a graph, not a table. A fund holds through an SPV; an SPV holds preferred shares; a founder holds ordinary shares and a warrant; a co-investor holds through a nominee. Perseids models those relationships explicitly, which is what makes a look-through position possible rather than a manual reconstruction.
- Companies and the securities they have issued.
- Funds and the vehicles they invest through.
- SPVs and the underlying holders behind them.
- Investors and founders as stakeholders with their own view.
AI analysis across the portfolio
- Which companies have not updated their cap table this quarter?
- Show my exposure to Series A companies.
- What is the value of my portfolio at current marks?
- Which of my positions dilute most if their next round is flat?
Data room integration
Diligence questions are ownership questions with documents attached. When a portfolio company opens a data room to your workspace, the documents sit alongside the position rather than in a separate inbox, and Ask Perseids can search them under the same permissions you already hold.
Frequently asked questions
- What does private equity software manage?
- It manages private holdings end to end: which companies you own, what instrument you hold, what that position is worth at current marks, what documents support it, and what transactions have changed it.
- Can Perseids track multiple portfolio companies?
- Yes. The investor workspace consolidates every holding into one dashboard, with per-company detail underneath and the option to connect directly to companies that also use Perseids.
- Can investors model dilution?
- Yes. You can model the effect of a prospective round on your position, including pool increases and convertible conversions, using the same deterministic engine companies use.
- Does Perseids support SPVs?
- Yes. SPVs and nominee structures are modelled as holders in their own right, with the underlying participants recorded, so look-through ownership is calculated rather than estimated.
- Can teams collaborate securely?
- Yes. Access is role-based within a workspace, every workspace is isolated at the database level, and document access is scoped per data room and per folder.
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