Due diligence questions don't arrive in a clean batch. They trickle in over weeks, from three or four investors at once, scattered across email threads, Slack DMs and the occasional voice memo. By the time you've answered the same cohort question three times, you've lost a full evening.
CAPLINK fixes this with threaded Q&A attached to the file or folder the question refers to. An investor opens your churn analysis, sees something odd, and asks the question right there. You — or your advisor — answer once. Every other investor with access to that file sees the thread.
Granular access rights apply to Q&A too. A question between the lead and you can be private; questions between the long tail and you can default to public-to-syndicate. You control the visibility per thread.
Advisors collaborate natively: an engagement gives an advisor Q&A access at the same scope as the hiring investor, so they can draft answers without you having to forward anything manually.
Every question and every answer is part of the tamper-evident audit log. You always know exactly what you committed to, and to whom — even six months after the round closes.