Cap table

Keep the raise and the books in the same story

A financing event changes ownership and accounting. Economico can record both through a documented contract and show holder quantities alongside the ledger effects.

BALANCE SHEET · AFTER RAISEASSETSCash$250kLIABILITIES + EQUITYSAFE$250kEquity—

The money arrived. What changed on the books?

A bank balance can show financing cash without explaining the security, holder or terms behind it. Economico records ownership and financing activity against a contract, keeping the source evidence and financial effects together. You can inspect the event later instead of reconstructing it from a wire and a spreadsheet.

Read ownership beside the accounting

Founder stock, SAFEs and restricted stock with vesting are recorded as contracts, so each share issue or investment posts its accounting entries and changes the ownership record in the same step. The cap table shows each holder's shares by class, vested and unvested shares, ownership percentages, outstanding SAFEs and a fully diluted view. For an LLC or partnership, the capital accounts show each owner's contributions, allocated profit and draws. Your agent can show the contract, the recorded activity and the balance-sheet effect behind any line. It does not invent legal terms or decide the accounting classification for you.

Inspect a financing event
Show the recorded financing terms, the issued ownership quantities and the accounting entries for this round.

Use the right legal and accounting review

Stock options and as-converted views are not available yet: the fully diluted view counts every share class one-for-one and leaves out options and unconverted SAFEs or convertible notes. Economico does not replace counsel, a transfer agent or a specialist cap-table system. Supply the executed documents and approved terms, then review the resulting records and classifications with the people responsible for them.

Connect your agent

Record financing with its source

Bring the agreement into the same history as its ownership and ledger effects.