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Reading this post I realized I literally have a stack of stock certificates sitting in my desk. Mostly because I don't want to take the time to put them in the

Reading this post I realized I literally have a stack of stock certificates sitting in my desk. Mostly because I don't want to take the time to put them in the mail (then I'd have to dig in emails for addresses, make a run to the post office, etc.) I know I should, I just haven't. Until my lawyers started asking me questions I didn't even know I was supposed to do anything with them -- I just filed them away with all the other paperwork I knew I'd probably need sometime but didn't know what it was for. Honestly in my mind that goes under one of the bullshit administrative things I wish I could pay someone to take care of. If someone created a Zenefits for cap table management/investor relations, I'd be the first customer. EDIT: I'm not just talking about cap table management (glorified spreadsheets). I want something much more comprehensive.

zrail 12y ago
Five seconds of googling brought up this tool https://www.capshare.com https://www.capshare.com, along with a host of others. Seems like that one does a lot of what the article (and you) talk about.
lbotos 12y ago
Isn't that what this article is about? eShares? I'm not a founder so I'm not sure if that's what it is "exactly" what you are looking for.
jaredhobbs 12y ago
Check out https://www.esharesinc.com https://www.esharesinc.com eShares is not just "glorified spreadsheets". They are an SEC registered transfer agent. eShares offers fully electronic securities which feeds into the realtime cap table. Here's the feature page: https://www.esharesinc.com/features https://www.esharesinc.com/features Disclaimer: I work at eShares.