For listed company IR teams
Codexroom holds your investor relations library in code, links every metric to the approver and the disclosure date, and watermarks every share to the analyst who opens it. The numbers stay current. The brand stays consistent. The audit trail stays clean.
In the product
A share per analyst
Revenue, EBITDA, guidance — filled from the data room with an approver from FP&A and a disclosure date. The pencilled-in number cannot ship, and a leaked roadshow deck decodes back to the analyst who received it.
How watermarks work$ pnpm forensics:identify --html leaked.html
→ share_2d6c · equity@redwood-research.com
Before the call
Per-slide engagement across every analyst meeting. The post-roadshow debrief reads the chart and produces a sharper next quarter.
How analytics work24
Opens
4m 12s
Avg time
78%
Completion
Attention by slide
slide 1slide 7 · held 64s12
emma@northfund.comfinished · lingered on slide 7
deal-team@apex.vcslide 9 of 12
What we know about your team
Your IR director is preparing the Q3 earnings deck. The numbers landed from FP&A this morning. The legal team is reviewing the disclosure language. The brand team is asking why slide 7 uses a font from the 2022 visual identity. The roadshow starts in two weeks and the deck for the first analyst meeting is on its sixth pass.
Every quarter is the same quarter. Every quarter deserves a system.
What Codexroom does for an IR team
Revenue, EBITDA, segment splits, guidance, capex, cash position. Each metric lives in the data room with an approver from FP&A and a disclosure date. The template fills from the approved values. The pencilled-in numbers cannot ship.
One share per analyst, one per fund, one per buy-side meeting. Each watermarked with the recipient. The IR director sees which slide the analyst lingered on, the day before the call.
The corporate footers, the disclaimers, the board section, the chair's letter. All one source. All one render.
What changes
For the IR director
The earnings pack moves from a three-week sprint to a one-week sprint. The roadshow prep moves from 'rebuild for each meeting' to 'share per analyst'. The post-roadshow debrief reads the per-slide engagement chart across every analyst and produces a sharper Q+1.
Going deeper
Compliance
Every metric carries the approver and the disclosure date. Every share writes to the audit log. The investor relations memo a regulator requests comes out of one query. The leaked roadshow deck decodes back to the analyst who received it.
See it work
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