Effective Dealflow management is defined by the small actions investment teams repeat every day. This blog covers six Taghash UI improvements designed to make pipeline review, deal updates and deal context easier to manage.

Dealflow timing can change before your pipeline catches up. Taghash Signals brings funding rounds, company news and market updates into your dealflow workspace. Teams can revisit deals, spot new opportunities and prioritize follow-ups with clearer context

Fund performance in VC and PE cannot be understood through a single metric. This blog explains how fund teams should assess performance through IRR, TVPI, DPI, RVPI, MOIC and benchmark context to build a more accurate view of value creation, realized returns and remaining portfolio exposure.

Pitch Deck Parser is built for the practical reality of dealflow, where teams review more opportunities than they can thoroughly diligence. This blog explains how structured extraction from pitch decks can help venture funds speed up first reviews and preserve context across the dealflow process.

Dealflow management depends on keeping opportunities visible, active and easy to review. This release brings four updates across everyday workflows to help investment teams work with greater visibility and less friction.

Valuable investment time is lost moving deal information from sourcing channels into the pipeline. This guide shows how Taghash Zapier automations can reduce repetitive admin and keep deal information connected as opportunities move through the investment workflow.

LP consent involves more than collecting votes. This blog explains how AIF teams can manage investor selection, voting rules, weighted approvals, reminders and audit-ready records through a structured LP consent workflow.

Taghash’s latest product update helps teams organize documents, manage LP workflows and track platform activity. It also includes a practical guidance on fund formation in India.

Private capital teams often spend time rebuilding company context before they can properly assess an opportunity. Taghash Data Enrichment helps keep deal records cleaner, more structured and easier to assess.

See how the Taghash WhatsApp Agent helps VC, PE and fund teams reduce workflow friction. Access permissioned deal, portfolio and fund context directly through everyday WhatsApp conversations now.

This Taghash release focuses on making fund workflows easier to act on, track and update, with improvements across communication, usage visibility and deal capture.

This Taghash release helps fund teams reduce repeat work across dealflow and portfolio workflows. The update brings improved deal merging, reusable MIS templates and portfolio performance comparison to keep records cleaner, reporting setup faster and reviews more structured.

VC decisions depend on context across the whole fund. But when key fund data is scattered, teams lose the thread. This blog explains how centralized fund data helps VC teams keep continuity, see the full picture, and make informed decisions across the fund lifecycle.

Scaling a fund increases pressure on workflows, coordination and platform reliability. This latest Taghash release is designed to reduce manual effort, improve workflow flexibility and support faster, more dependable day-to-day execution.

This Taghash product update is focused on improving operating continuity across fund workflows. The release introduces improvements designed to reduce manual effort and help fund teams manage day-to-day execution with more structure, visibility and control.

SEBI’s November 2026 AIF Master Circular brings together several regulatory developments affecting AIF Managers. This guide breaks down the key changes and the operating workflows fund teams should review.

For AIFs subject to the annual PPM compliance audit, 30 September 2026 is the reporting deadline for FY 2025-26. This guide covers audit applicability, exemptions and the key considerations for fund teams preparing for the deadline.

IFSCA has introduced the Fund Management (Second Amendment) Regulations, 2026, bringing changes across Venture Capital, Restricted and Retail schemes. This blog covers the key updates to pre-close deployment, NAV and portfolio reporting, FME contributions, distribution rights, scheme documentation and governance.

AIF classification is not always as straightforward as fund labels suggest. This blog explains how Category I, II and III AIFs differ from Angel Funds, AI-only Funds, LVFs and CIVs, and why correct classification matters for fund structure, investor eligibility and compliance.

CSCRF compliance comes down to five execution moves that AIF teams cannot skip. This blog covers governance, access controls, third-party risk, VAPT timelines and incident readiness, plus how to document and report it.