Abstract: A method implemented by a private company securities platform executing on a processor is provided. The method includes receiving an input in a non-standardized format and including non-standardized information. The method includes updating the non-standardized information into a standardized order format to generate a security order including standardized order data. The method includes automatically generating and transmitting a first notification including the standardized order data to an issuer. The transmitting of the first notification triggers a countdown for a transaction approval for the issuer. The method includes automatically generating and transmitting second notifications to all parties to the security order. The second notifications requests signatures for a transfer agreement including the standardized order data.

Abstract: A system for performing due diligence on electronically stored documents is provided. A dynamic due diligence item (DDDI) is created by one user and associated with a particular document or piece of information by the system. The created DDDI is assigned to another user. The created DDDI is then routed by the system over a computer network to another user for review of the DDDI and the associated particular document or piece of information. In certain instances, after receiving the notification and opening the document, the system may enforce upon the second user a required action when the DDDI is presented.

Abstract: A method implemented by a private company securities platform executing on a processor is provided. The method includes receiving an input in a non-standardized format and including non-standardized information. The method includes updating the non-standardized information into a standardized order format to generate a security order including standardized order data. The method includes automatically generating and transmitting a first notification including the standardized order data to an issuer. The transmitting of the first notification triggers a countdown for a transaction approval for the issuer. The method includes automatically generating and transmitting second notifications to all parties to the security order. The second notifications requests signatures for a transfer agreement including the standardized order data.

Abstract: A method implemented by a private company securities platform executing on a processor is provided. The method includes receiving an input in a non-standardized format and including non-standardized information. The method includes updating the non-standardized information into a standardized order format to generate a security order including standardized order data. The method includes automatically generating and transmitting a first notification including the standardized order data to an issuer. The transmitting of the first notification triggers a countdown for a transaction approval for the issuer. The method includes automatically generating and transmitting second notifications to all parties to the security order. The second notifications requests signatures for a transfer agreement including the standardized order data.

Abstract: The technology relates to allowing investors to electronically invest in private market investments, such as a private equity fund. System and methods described herein relate to an electronic private marketplace where investors can participate in a rule-based system for establishing and investing in private market assets, such as a private equity fund, during predetermined time periods for various buying and selling activities in the private marketplace.

Abstract: In certain examples embodiments, an sequenced transaction process is provided that treats multiple individual transaction processes as a single transaction. Participants are able to submit requests (e.g., orders) via a client computer system specifying a total amount (e.g., in volume or other amount) that they are will to commit to against. The participants may also specify specific amounts for resources that are being matched during the sequenced transaction process. The sequenced transaction process then determines how much of each resource will be matched against each of the submitted requests.

Abstract: A system for performing due diligence on electronically stored documents is provided. A dynamic due diligence item (DDDI) is created by one user and associated with a particular document or piece of information by the system. The created DDDI is assigned to another user. The created DDDI is then routed by the system over a computer network to another user for review of the DDDI and the associated particular document or piece of information. In certain instances, after receiving the notification and opening the document, the system may enforce upon the second user a required action when the DDDI is presented.

Abstract: The technology relates to allowing investors to electronically invest in private market investments, such as a private equity fund. System and methods described herein relate to an electronic private marketplace where investors can participate in a rule-based system for establishing and investing in private market assets, such as a private equity fund, during predetermined time periods for various buying and selling activities in the private marketplace.

Abstract: A system for performing due diligence on electronically stored documents is provided. A dynamic due diligence item (DDDI) is created by one user and associated with a particular document or piece of information by the system. The created DDDI is assigned to another user. The created DDDI is then routed by the system over a computer network to another user for review of the DDDI and the associated particular document or piece of information. In certain instances, after receiving the notification and opening the document, the system may enforce upon the second user a required action when the DDDI is presented.

Abstract: A system for performing due diligence on electronically stored documents is provided. A dynamic due diligence item (DDDI) is created by one user and associated with a particular document or piece of information by the system. The created DDDI is assigned to another user. The created DDDI is then routed by the system over a computer network to another user for review of the DDDI and the associated particular document or piece of information. In certain instances, after receiving the notification and opening the document, the system may enforce upon the second user a required action when the DDDI is presented.