FileInvite
Early Stage
We help you to get the information you need to do business and delight your customers.
Overview
Raised: $1,140,385
Platform
Angellist
Start Date
05/03/2022
Close Date
05/04/2022
Min. Goal
$1,000
Max. Goal
$1,140,385
Min. Investment
$1,000
Security Type
Equity - Preferred
SEC Filing Type
RegD 506(b)
Status
Funded
Reporting Date
05/31/2022
Days Remaining
Funded
% of Min. Goal
Funded
% of Max. Goal
Funded
Likelihood of Max
Funded
Avg. Daily Raise
$1,140,385
Momentum
Funded
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Year Founded
2015
Industry
Business Services, Software, & Applications
Tech Sector
EnterpriseTech
Location
Denver, Colorado
FileInvite is raising funds through FI Fund I, a series of AngelList-Forefront Venture Partners-Funds via a Reg D 506(b) raise. It is a series LP investment fund and is one of the largest AngelList syndicates. It is dedicated to helping angel investors build a diversified portfolio of promising and high-growth startups. FileInvite has developed software that helps in the document collection, digital signatures, client portals, CRM enrichment, and API integration features. It is a cloud-based solution that automates the process of collecting information and documents from business clients with high efficiency. James Sampson founded FileInvite in 2015. The current campaign has a maximum target of $1,140,385.
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