Investor Reporting Tools
Show your board what your investor relations is actually achieving. InvestorHub tracks engagement across your hub, emails, social posts and webinars, alongside your register, and rolls it into reports you can share.
Hub visitors
8,240+18%
Email open rate
58%+4 pts
New investors
312+9%
Top-50 changes
62 sells
Engagement score, 12 months
Investor relations is hard to measure, so it's hard to defend.
Boards want to know what the IR budget is buying. The answer is spread across registry reports, email tools, website analytics and spreadsheets, and pulling it together takes days.
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Data in five places
Registry, email, website, social and webinar numbers all live in different tools, in different formats.
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Activity, not outcomes
Reports count emails sent and posts published, but can't show whether investors engaged or the register changed.
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Hours spent on decks
Every board meeting means rebuilding the same slides by hand, instead of working on what the numbers say.
What InvestorHub reports on
Engagement and register data in one place, so reporting takes minutes, not days.
Engagement analytics
A live dashboard and monthly reporting on how investors engage with your hub, emails and posts.
Explore the Intelligence HubRegister movement
Who joined, who left and who changed their holding, shown next to the communications around it.
Understand your registerCampaign results
Opens, clicks and sign-ups for every email and LinkedIn post, tracked back to each investor.
Explore communicationsWebinar ROI
Who registered, who attended and for how long, so you can measure the impact of every briefing.
Explore webinars
Reporting that runs itself
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Track
Every interaction across your hub, emails, posts and webinars is recorded against each investor.
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Report
Dashboards and monthly reports bring engagement and register movement together.
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Improve
See which updates landed and which didn't, and plan the next quarter on evidence.
Common questions
Something else on your mind? Ask the team.
What is investor relations reporting?
Investor relations reporting is how a listed company measures and shares the results of its IR work. It typically covers who the company reached, how investors engaged with its communications, how the register changed and what that means for the next period. Most companies report to the board monthly or quarterly.
What should an IR report to the board include?
A short summary of register movement, especially among top holders, then engagement with the period's announcements and communications, growth in the audience the company can reach, and notable investor questions or feedback. Finish with what worked, what didn't and the plan for the next period.
What is investor reporting software?
Investor reporting software collects the data behind investor relations, such as register changes, email engagement, website activity and event attendance, and turns it into dashboards and reports. It replaces the manual work of pulling numbers from several tools before every board meeting.
How do you measure the ROI of investor relations?
Connect activity to outcomes. Track how many investors each communication reached and engaged, how many new investors joined your list, and how the register changed around key announcements. Over time that shows which activities build investor demand, and which don't.
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.