Approval Status
vs SEBI Threshold
45.2%
of 75% required
Weighted tallying
Computes approval automatically by voting weight and method
Taghash LP Voting is a consent management tool for fund managers that lets you initiate a consent matter, collect weighted LP votes, and produce an audit-ready record - all in one workflow, tied to a specific fund.
Taghash LP Voting is a digital voting and consent module for private capital funds (AIFs, VC, and PE). It replaces email and spreadsheet-based consent processes with a single workflow that handles authoring, LP selection, voting rules, dispatch, live tracking, and a tamper-evident audit trail.
Create, send, and manage every LP consent request from one place
Write the matter, add supporting documents, and preview exactly what LPs will see.
LPs are pulled automatically from the fund. Choose all or a subset; voting weights are calculated as you go.
Pick how votes are counted, set the approval threshold, and set when voting opens and closes.
Rules lock so nothing can change, and the request lands in each LP's email and portal.
Watch results live, send reminders, then close and download the report.
Application Process
Role-based access
Define who can view, edit, review, approve or manage investor data and onboarding workflows.
Complete activity history
Maintain records of submissions, changes, approvals and document activity across the onboarding process.
Security-led infrastructure
Taghash is SOC 2 compliant and is supported by regular VAPT reviews and ongoing security monitoring.
CSCRF-aligned controls
Taghash is designed to help SEBI-regulated fund teams align their technology workflows with applicable CSCRF security and governance requirements.
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