Your home page gives an overview of your round in one place, and the starting point for everything else.
What are the target and deadline at the top?
Both come from your onboarding interview.
Target is how much you're raising
Deadline is when you're aiming to close by. Past deadline appears once that date has gone, and it's there for information only. It doesn't stop applications or change anything investors see
Neither can be edited in-platform yet. If either needs updating, please email [email protected] and we'll change it for you.
What's on my home page?
Along the top you'll see your round at a headline level:
Applications sent, and how many are still with an investor
Introductions, the investors now in your pipeline
Avg investor fit across the investors relevant to your round
Pitch views, the number of times investors on ThatRound have opened your pitch page
Next steps tells you if anything is waiting on you. When it's empty, there's nothing you need to do.
What do the three cards show?
Your round at a glance breaks things down three ways.
Applications: where each application you've sent has got to. There's more on what each status means in Applying to investors
My investors: where each investor has got to. These stages are set by the investor rather than by you, so they move as they do. There's more in My investors
Investor fit insights: your strongest fit, your average fit across relevant investors, and your pitch views. There's more in How investor fit works