Investor Centre Automation
Every announcement means the same routine: upload it to the investor centre, write the email, post it on LinkedIn, update the list. InvestorHub links to your exchange feed and does it for you. Everything waits until the announcement is live on the market, then goes out at once, so your team spends its time on investors, not admin.
- Published to your investor centre9:31:04Announcement page, PDF and summary block
- Email alert sent9:31:402,860 followers · branded template
- LinkedIn post published9:32:02Company page · trackable link
- Segment updated9:32:05Early readers → “Highly engaged”
- Added to the monthly IR report1 AugReads, opens and register movement
A manual investor centre is always a step behind the market.
The announcement is on the ASX at 9:30. The website catches up when someone has time, the email goes out after lunch, and the LinkedIn post waits for approval. Investors notice the gap, and so do the forums.
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Uploads by hand
Someone has to post each release, PDF and presentation to the website, and it's easy to miss one when news lands after hours.
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Lists that go stale
Email lists live in spreadsheets and old tools, so new followers wait to be added and departed holders stay on.
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The same steps, every release
Formatting, sending, posting and reporting take the same hours each time, and none of it tells you who actually read the news.
What InvestorHub automates
The repetitive parts of running an investor centre, on one platform with one investor list.
An investor centre that updates itself
Linked to your ASX or RNS feed, every announcement appears on your branded hub as it's released, with live share price and filings kept current.
Explore investor hubsHeld until the market has it
Hub page, email and LinkedIn post can be ready in advance, but nothing goes out until the announcement is live on the ASX or RNS. Then it all releases at once.
Explore communicationsAlerts, sequences and live segments
Every release reaches your followers by email and LinkedIn. Set a sequence once, such as a welcome series, and segments update themselves.
See how it worksReporting without the spreadsheet
Engagement, webinar attendance and register movement land on each investor's record, and roll into a monthly report for the board.
Explore the Intelligence Hub
Set it up once, then let it run
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Connect
Link your ticker and share registry, and bring across your existing investor list.
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Prepare
Decide what runs on its own, and get the summary, email and post for a big announcement ready ahead of time. It all waits.
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Release
Lodge with the exchange as usual. Once the announcement is live, the hub, email, LinkedIn and reporting follow, never before.
Common questions
Something else on your mind? Ask the team.
What is investor centre automation?
Investor centre automation is software that keeps a listed company's investor website and communications up to date without manual work. When the company lodges an announcement, it's published to the investor centre, sent to subscribers by email and shared on social channels automatically, and the investor list and reporting update alongside it.
Can ASX announcements be published to our website automatically?
Yes. InvestorHub links to the exchange announcement feed, so each ASX announcement (or RNS release for LSE and AIM companies) appears on your investor hub as soon as it's released, without anyone uploading it.
Can anything go out before the announcement is live on the ASX?
No. Content tied to an announcement, whether the hub page, summary, email or LinkedIn post, waits until the announcement has been released to the market. You can prepare it all in advance; it only goes out once the exchange has published the announcement, so the market always hears first and continuous disclosure is protected.
What parts of investor relations shouldn't be automated?
Anything that needs judgment. Automation should handle distribution, formatting, list management and reporting, while your team writes the substance, answers investor questions and decides what to say about forward-looking matters. InvestorHub takes care of getting the message out; what the company says stays with you.
Does an automated investor centre replace our corporate website?
It doesn't have to. Many companies run their investor hub alongside the corporate site, linked from its main navigation or on its own investor subdomain, so the investor section stays current while the rest of the website is managed as usual.
See it with your own register.
Bring your register to a 30-minute demo. We’ll show you who owns you, who you can reach, and what to send first.