By the time the numbers reach you, the options are gone.
Founders go quiet when the numbers get hard. FynOps reads burn, runway, revenue, expenses, and pipeline from the portfolio company's own systems — so the hard conversation happens while it can still change the outcome.
The check-in that came too late.
A company in the portfolio goes quiet. Not dramatically — slower replies, thinner updates, a board meeting rescheduled twice. Burn accelerated months ago. Revenue went flat. Pipeline stopped converting. None of it arrived in a form anyone could act on.
When the founders finally call, there are six weeks of cash left and the only remaining conversation is about winding down. The reaction is never anger. It is: why didn’t you call sooner — we could have figured something out.
A bridge. A down round. A cost restructure. A warm introduction to an acquirer. All of those were live options nine months earlier. None of them were live at six weeks. That gap — between when the numbers turned and when the conversation happened — is what this is built to close.
The six months nobody talks about
Month 1
Burn accelerates. Nobody mentions it — the quarter is not over.
Month 3
Runway crosses under twelve months. Still inside the reporting gap.
Month 4
Pipeline stops converting. The update says "building momentum."
Month 6
The raise is quietly not happening. No one has said so out loud.
Month 9
The board finds out. Six weeks of cash. One option left.
FynOps does not prevent companies from failing. It moves this conversation from month nine to month two, which is the only variable a fund actually controls.
Stop requesting data. You already have it.
FynOps connects to each portfolio company's own systems and reads what is already there. No templates to send, no forms to chase, no spreadsheet to assemble.
Burn
From the operating account, not from a quarterly form
Runway
Recalculated as cash moves, not as reports arrive
Revenue & MRR
Straight from the portfolio company ledger
Pipeline coverage
Opportunity value against the plan
Shipping today
Everything below runs in the product now and can be shown in a demo.
No data requests
Connect to the portfolio company's accounting and banking systems once. Burn, runway, revenue, and expenses stay current without a founder ever filling in a template.
Ask across the whole portfolio
"Which companies have under nine months of runway?" "Where did headcount cost grow fastest last quarter?" Plain English, answered from real ledger data across every position.
On the roadmap
Where this vertical is going. Listed openly so you know what is built and what is not — early customers shape the order these ship in.
Trajectory alerts, not threshold alerts
"Runway under nine months" fires when it is already late. FynOps watches the shape of the curve — burn accelerating while revenue stays flat two months running — and tells you in month two.
The conversion signal
Engineering and headcount spend rising while paid conversion stays flat is a computable pattern. It is also the most expensive failure mode in venture, and it is visible long before it is fatal.
Founder-controlled sharing
The founder chooses the scope and sees exactly what you see. You see when sharing was last updated — so going quiet becomes a signal rather than an absence.
LP and board packs that draft themselves
Quarterly LP updates and board decks assembled from live data. The founder writes the narrative; nobody rebuilds the numbers.
Fund-level roll-up
MOIC, IRR, TVPI, DPI, and ownership-adjusted NAV, with cap table data flowing in from Carta.
Internal cohort benchmarking
Compare a position against the rest of your own portfolio at the same stage — a more relevant cohort than any anonymized external index.
What we connect to
You connect systems. You never migrate off them.
Built for VC & PE Funds
QuickBooks Online
The ledger most seed and Series A companies already run on
Xero
Full parity, common outside the US
Plaid
Bank feeds straight from the operating account — burn and runway without waiting for a close
Mercury / Brex / Ramp
Native connections to the banking stack most startups run on
Carta
Cap table, ownership, dilution — turns company metrics into fund metrics
Affinity / HubSpot
Pipeline and deal flow, connecting sourcing to performance
Plus everything else in the catalog
24 connectors and counting, available on every workspace regardless of market.
And anything else you run
The list above is where we've started, not where we stop. If your portfolio companies run something we haven't connected yet, that's a conversation — not a dead end.
Zapier and Make
Both are supported as first-class connections, which puts several thousand more apps within reach without anyone writing code.
Inbound webhooks
Any system that can send an HTTP request can push data into your workspace, signed and validated on arrival.
Custom connectors
Gearfire, ServiceFusion, and Walmart were all built because a customer asked. Some run through our browser automation service, for systems that offer no usable public API at all.
Everyone else is waiting for the founder to hit send.
Standard Metrics, Visible, Carta, and Vestberry are good products, and they share one assumption: the portfolio company will submit the data. That makes them presentation layers on top of a submission problem. The metric that settles it is your own last quarterly response rate — and how long it took to chase the companies that had something to disclose.
For founders: your investors want the bad news early.
Not to punish you. Because early is when they can still do something about it. Continuous sharing means a hard quarter arrives as context rather than as a confession — and it means you never have to make the call you have been dreading for a month. You choose what is shared. It just stops costing you a week of your life every quarter.
See it against your own portfolio.
Connect one portfolio company and see the output before you commit to anything. Same per-entity pricing as every other FynOps workspace.
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