sendhey turns the deal memo, investment thesis, or LP and portfolio update your agent drafted into a gated, tracked link — restricted to the right partnership, co-investors, or LPs, and confirmed as read without emailing another attachment around.
A memo built for one deal usually isn't meant for everyone with the link — restrict it to your partnership's domain, a named list of co-investors, or a password shared out of band, and change who's allowed in later without sending a new URL. See password-protecting a Claude artifact or ChatGPT report for the four shipped gates.
A recurring LP update or a portfolio company's board-adjacent report follows the same pattern as a deal memo: publish it with publish_page, gate it to the fund's actual LP list or a named group, and republish to the same link next quarter instead of re-sending a fresh URL every cycle.
Turn on tracking and an open link gives you an honest aggregate count; add an email gate and switch to identified analytics if you need to know which LP or co-investor actually opened the memo before a call. See tracking who opened your shared reports for the full four-mode breakdown.
Yes — restrict the link to your firm's email domain or a named allowlist of partners; anyone outside that list hits the gate instead of the memo.
Yes — whatever gate you choose, a viewer never needs an account of their own, only your workspace does. An LP enters a password or a verified email and reads the update directly.
sendhey doesn't write the memo or the update — your agent does that; this is the delivery, gating, and tracking layer around it. It isn't a fund-administration platform and doesn't replace a full data room — it's built for sharing one document at a time, gated and tracked. See sharing AI-generated work with clients for the general workflow.
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Written by Marcel Seibold, founder of sendhey.
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