SendNow
Secure Document Sharing and Analytics for Financial Professionals
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SendNow is a secure document sharing platform designed specifically for financial professionals, pitch decks, proposals, and reports. It replaces traditional email sharing with full visibility, letting senders see who read their documents, which pages they focused on, and when to follow up.
The platform is built for deal teams, analysts, and partners who need comprehensive control over sensitive materials. It features branded microsites, custom domains, and bundleable deal rooms equipped with per-viewer watermarks, mandatory NDA gates, and granular access controls like screenshot and download blocking.
What sets SendNow apart is its combination of bank-grade security—including AES-256 encryption and GDPR compliance—with real-time analytics and instant alerts. Users receive live notifications via email, Slack, or webhooks, alongside exportable audit logs that streamline compliance and real-world deal workflows from the first send to closing.
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