EconomicoInvestor reporting
Know the number before the investor asks
Ask your own agent for burn, runway, MRR and ARR from the books it keeps. Inspect what each number includes, then choose which reports to share on the Startup plan.
When the question comes, a spreadsheet hunt is too late
Founders pull investor metrics together by hand, from spreadsheets and several tools. The work is not just finding last month's MRR. You need to know which contracts count, what has been earned, what was collected, and which costs are already committed. Those are different questions, and an investor can ask any of them.
Read the report, then inspect the inputs
Economico records contract activity, invoices, payments and costs in one double-entry ledger. Your agent can read income statements, balance sheets, SaaS metrics and default-alive reports from that recorded activity. Ask for burn and runway alongside MRR and ARR, and check the entries, period and definitions before putting a number in an update.
Show our MRR, ARR, burn and runway for this month. What recorded activity and assumptions does each number use?
Share the part of the books they need
On the Startup plan, choose reports, documents or contracts for a private share link. You can set an expiry and revoke the link. The viewer sees the selected material; the rest of your books stay private. You decide whether those reports answer the particular question your investor asked.
What the answer depends on
The reports reflect activity recorded in Economico. It does not pull a bank feed or reconcile outside payments automatically. Revenue definitions and investor-specific requests still need review, and the product does not build a board deck for you. Start with the numbers you can trace, then add the context only you can supply.
Connect your agent
Have the answer in your own books
Start with real activity, then ask your agent for the numbers and their sources before the next investor conversation.