Is Deal Desk a separate product from Valuenaire?
Deal Desk is the deal workspace inside Valuenaire. Valuation and advisor listings are other parts of the same platform. You sign in at valuenaire.ai.
Deal Desk is the full loop: publish the deal, let advisors and investors screen it, work the room, share it safely, and close it with an outcome.
Create the deal, or leave it in draft until the story is ready.
Advisors and investors filter, screen, and save what fits.
Open the room: overview, chat, and the questionnaire.
Share under an NDA, then record why the deal ended.
An advisor or owner creates the deal. The card carries the deal type, stage, location, asking amount, valuation, and equity offered. If it is not ready, it stays in Draft. My Deals shows published and draft counts side by side.
The public text is the invitation. The files are not. What a stranger can learn from the card should be safe if a competitor reads it.
Discover Deals is the search. People filter by fund raise or M&A, by mature or startup, and by stage. Smart Matches reapplies a saved filter so a repeat search does not start from zero.
Deal Screening is the shortlist. Each row shows size, valuation, visibility, and who unlocked it. From there they open the deal or send a question.
Overview holds the ask and the company. Chat is the conversation with that counterparty. Questionnaire collects the repeated diligence answers: company details, operations, deal terms, stakeholders, and documents.
The investor network is the other directory. You can look up family offices, growth PE, private equity, and venture firms by the size they invest and the sectors they already know.
Deal Desk is the deal workspace inside Valuenaire. Valuation and advisor listings are other parts of the same platform. You sign in at valuenaire.ai.
The deal is marked closed and the reason is stored. People can tell a finished transaction from one that was paused or withdrawn.