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Investor relations, in one workspace

Know exactly who owns your stock.

Investor relations for companies that don't have an IR team. Your register, your peers' numbers and India's fund data are loaded before you log in — Do Kaudi turns them into an operating system for investor engagement.

14-day trial with concierge onboarding. We load your data.

Do Kaudi workspace showing an ownership treemap and an investor contact card

Market Radar

Recent signals from the exchanges.

Delivery activity, promoter disclosures and company catalysts, with the source and observation date for every signal.

Scanning recent exchange disclosures…

Day one

You don't start from an empty box.

Every other IR system is a blank database on the day you sign up: you type in your own investors and hope you remember the rest. Do Kaudi already holds the shareholding registers, the funds and their schemes, the directors, and your peers' quarterly numbers. You log in and the work has started.

Built from public filings and exchange disclosures. Your own contacts, meetings and notes stay yours — they are never pooled or shown to anyone else.

AddressBook+ by Do

Connect AddressBook+
to ChatGPT and Claude.

Keep contacts, meeting notes and follow-ups together in AddressBook+. Connect with ChatGPT or Claude to ask questions about the Do records your account is allowed to access.

  • Find contacts and count your recorded meetings with them.
  • Search notes, read available transcripts, and review your saved Do schedule.
  • Review follow-ups and prepare note or follow-up changes for confirmation.

Private AI connections are available by request for enabled pilot accounts.

AddressBook+ by DoConnect with ChatGPT & Claude

Try a question

“How many recorded meetings have I had with this contact?”
“Summarise my latest meeting notes.”
“Which follow-ups are overdue?”

Your account. Your permissions. You choose what each connection can access. Every note or follow-up change needs your confirmation.

The platform

Everything an IR desk does, without the desk.

Ownership, targeting, meetings, follow-up, publishing and disclosure in one place — not five tools stitched together. Two people can run a desk this way.

Know your owners

01  /  Ownership

Ownership intelligence

See your entire shareholder base as an interactive treemap. Track FPI, mutual fund, DII and retail moves over time, and watch insider activity as it happens.

Ownership treemap showing the shareholder base by FPI, mutual fund, DII and retail

02  /  Relationships

AddressBook+

Your relationship workspace for investor contacts, experience, board seats, meeting history, notes and follow-ups. Connect a shareholder to a contact, then keep the context for your next conversation in one place.

AddressBook+ contact profile with ownership footprint and interaction history

Win new ones

03  /  Targeting

Investor targeting

Knowing who owns you is half the job. Open any fund house or scheme to see what it discloses holding, including your peers, and follow which funds are adding or trimming across your sector. Build a target list from it and work it through identified, contacted, met and invested, with an owner and a next action on every name.

Investor targeting pipeline with funds moving from identified to invested

04  /  Outreach

Outreach and analytics

Send professional investor updates and campaigns, then see exactly who opened, read, and engaged with each one.

Investor outreach campaign with open and engagement analytics
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Keep relationships moving

05  /  Events

Events

Plan analyst days, NDRs, and conference calls on one calendar. Track who's coming and follow up without dropping a thread.

Events calendar for analyst days, NDRs and conference calls with attendee tracking

Run the desk

06  /  Capture

AI meeting capture

Log every call, auto-transcribe meetings, and get action items filed to the right contact. You talk, Do Kaudi writes.

AI meeting capture with transcript and action items filed to a contact

07  /  Digest

Weekly investor digest

One email a week, written for you: your share price against your peers and the indices you pick, the funds that moved in and out of your register, your exchange filings, and the news that mentioned you. Choose the day and the hour it goes out, and who receives it.

Weekly investor digest email with a price chart, fund-flow movers and filings

08  /  Calls

Earnings-call analytics

See who actually turns up to your earnings calls, quarter after quarter. Repeat attendees, new names, the investor and analyst mix, and who stopped coming — read from published call transcripts and the meetings you log.

Earnings call attendance by quarter with repeat and new attendees and the investor analyst mix

Benchmark and comply

09  /  Benchmarking

Peer benchmarking

Put your quarterly revenue, EBITDA and PAT next to the peers you choose, with margins, growth and where you rank in the group. The exchange results calendar tells you who reports next, so you know what the desk will be asked about.

Peer benchmarking table with quarterly bars, margins, rank and a results calendar strip

10  /  Compliance

Disclosure compliance

Point Do Kaudi at your investor-relations website and it reads the pages, looking for each disclosure SEBI LODR Regulation 46 and 62 expect to find there. You get a score by category, the items it could not find, and a PDF with the regulation cited and what to fix. It is a first pass to help you find gaps, not a substitute for your own compliance review.

Disclosure audit with criteria marked found or not found, a score dial and a downloadable gap report

11  /  Website

IR website sections

A ready-made investor relations section, laid out slot for slot against the same disclosure checklist. Upload each document once, grouped by requirement and searchable, then embed the page in your own site. Nothing goes public until you publish it.

Public investor relations page with documents grouped by requirement and a search field

Run IR for 20 companies from one desk.

Agencies, merchant bankers, and company-secretary firms manage listed clients from a single workspace, with company-specific permissions for uploaded shareholder registers.

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Trust

Access with accountability.

Company-specific access

Uploaded shareholder registers require explicit permission for each company.

Hosted on DigitalOcean

Production runs on DigitalOcean App Platform, with the database on DigitalOcean Managed MySQL.

Clear data practices

Review our privacy policy and agree your team's data-handling requirements during onboarding.

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