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  • What is Agile?
  • Two methods to set up an Agile round
  • FAQs

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  • Understanding cap table maths & funding round dilution
  • Why create new shares instead of selling existing ones?
  • The relationship between pre-money valuation, share price, and dilution
  • Cap table maths: Worked examples
  • Cap table scenarios: Same round vs Agile vs New round
  • Discounting investors
  • The impact of an options pool
  • FAQs

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  • Step 1. Define the round
  • Step 2. Invite investors
  • Step 3. Signing
  • Step 4. Receiving
  • FAQs

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  • Key deadlines
  • Before you begin
  • How to notify HMRC

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  • Your Account Settings
  • Cap Table
  • Company Section
  • People Section
  • Funding Round

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  • Overview
  • Securing and managing access on FounderCatalyst
  • Viewing permissions
  • Folder structure
  • Intelligent data Room Index Sheet
  • Additional features and guidelines
  • Term sheets
  • Uploading and managing files
  • Post-round document management
  • FAQs

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    1. View your support tickets directly

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  • Step 1: Signing up (Free Account)
  • Step 2: Fill in personal details
  • Step 3: Add company details
  • Step 4: Define founders
  • Step 5: Cap table
  • Step 6: Founder details

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  • How to claim
  • How SEIS income tax relief works
  • FAQs

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