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Legal portal

Give counsel a room, not an inbox.

Your lawyers get exactly the documents, cap-table detail and signature flows a round needs — in a scoped space, not a thread of attachments and “latest_final_v3”.

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The Grow legal portal as outside counsel sees it: a shared legal room with the 409A valuation, option grants, convertible instruments and pending signatures across Overview, Documents, Cap Table and Signatures tabs.

What it is

Legal portal

Grow’s legal portal is a scoped workspace for your startup’s outside counsel. It gives lawyers access to the specific documents, cap-table detail and signature flows a matter requires — through a logged-in role or a token-scoped link — so a financing or a diligence request runs in one auditable room instead of a chain of emailed attachments.

Scoped access

Exactly the matter, nothing else

Counsel sees the documents and cap-table detail the matter needs and nothing beyond it. Access is scoped, auditable and revocable, so bringing a lawyer in doesn’t mean opening the whole company.

  • Matter-scoped document access
  • Cap-table detail, appropriately scoped
  • Auditable, revocable access
  • Logged-in role or private link

One version

The current version, always

No “which draft is latest” — counsel works from the live documents in your data room. Redlines, signatures and the final executed copy all live in one place with a full history.

  • Live document versions
  • Version history and audit trail
  • No emailed attachments
  • Executed copies filed automatically

Signing

Route and track signatures

Send financing and governance documents for signature and watch them move, without leaving the room. The executed document files itself back to the cap table or the matter.

  • Built-in signature routing
  • Status tracking across parties
  • Filed to the cap table or matter
  • One auditable trail

Everything included

Everything in Legal portal.

  • Scoped workspace for outside counsel
  • Matter-scoped document and cap-table access
  • Logged-in role or token-scoped private link
  • Live document versions and full history
  • Built-in signature routing and tracking
  • Auditable, revocable access grants
  • Executed documents filed automatically

Grow vs a shared drive

Legal portal, or one more tool.

Most founders send counsel a folder link and a lot of emails. Nothing is scoped, versions drift, and the executed copy ends up in three places. A legal portal gives counsel a clean, auditable room tied to the same cap table and signatures.

Grow compared with email threads and a shared drive
 GrowEmail threads and a shared drive
Access scopeMatter-scoped, revocableWhole folder, or the inbox
Document versionsLive, single sourceDrift across attachments
SignaturesBuilt in, trackedA separate tool
Ties to the cap tableYesNo
Audit trailCompleteScattered
Cost & seatsIncluded, unlimitedVaries

Comparison reflects common setups for this category; specific capabilities and pricing vary by vendor and plan.

FAQ

Common questions.

What is a legal portal for?
It gives your outside counsel a scoped, auditable room with the documents, cap-table detail and signature flows a specific matter needs — instead of an email thread of attachments or a shared drive.
Does my lawyer need a full account?
No. Counsel can work through a logged-in role or a token-scoped private link. Either way, access is scoped to the matter, auditable and revocable.
Can counsel see my whole cap table?
Only the detail the matter requires and you allow. Access is scoped, so bringing a lawyer into a financing does not expose the rest of the company.
Can lawyers route documents for signature?
Yes. Financing and governance documents can be sent for signature and tracked from inside the portal, with the executed copy filed automatically back to the cap table or matter.

The whole platform, free to start.

Legal portal is one part of Grow — the idea-to-IPO fundraising platform. Add your whole team; there are no seat fees.

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