Who it's for
Built for the people who produce, evaluate and attest private-company performance.
Pick the seat you sit in. The reporting record is the same artifact for all three — what changes is which end of it you hold.
Private companies and founders
Let your performance do the talking.
Turn a recurring close into a reusable record of performance — one artifact that makes your company easier to evaluate by the lenders and investors you actually want.
- Publish each period once instead of assembling a fresh pack per request.
- Share with the right counterparty, at the right time, revocably.
- Every period adds to a verifiable history of execution.
Acme Industries, Inc.
acme.sureshake.com
| Period | Report type | Published | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q1 2024 | Income statement | May 8, 2024 | NetSuite |
| FY 2023 | Financial statements | Mar 15, 2024 | NetSuite |
| Q4 2023 | Income statement | Feb 7, 2024 | Manual upload |
Access is set per report, per recipient.
What you can do with Sureshake
Publish once
Create a report from files or a connected system and publish it with its source stated.
Control access
Share the right information with the right people at the right time — revocably.
Build a track record
Each reporting period adds to a verifiable history of execution and performance.
Reduce repetition
Stop recreating the same materials for every investor or lender who asks.
Increase credibility
Stated source and optional attestation make the record easier to trust.
Better valuations and terms
A record of execution is worth more in a negotiation than a narrative about it.
Faster due diligence
The reader starts from structured periods rather than from a data request.
Stronger relationships
The same artifact goes to everyone, so nobody is working from a stale version.
More time to build
The reporting work happens once per period, not once per counterparty.