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Getting started · email

Brief it like an analyst. Then click send.

Once your account exists, email is the lowest-friction way to start a sourced investment report.

Send from the email address registered to your Veyris account.

Steps 1–2 · send a request

Write the request you would give a trusted associate.

Put the decision in the subject or opening line. Add the context and attach the material Veyris should inspect.

New messageReady
Toreports@inbound.veyris.com
SubjectIndependent review of Project Atlas
Assess the attached acquisition opportunity. Test the revenue growth, margin, leverage, and exit assumptions against relevant primary sources and transaction comps. Show what is supported, what is aggressive, and the diligence we should run before deciding.
Project_Atlas_CIM.pdf · LBO_Model.xlsxSend

What happens next

The report returns three ways.

You get immediate confirmation first, then a completed result you can read without opening the app.

1

Register once

Create or request your account at veyris.com/app. Email requests are accepted only from the address on that account.

2

Receive confirmation

Veyris replies after the request is accepted, so you know the message and supported attachments entered the workflow.

3

Let the source work run

Relevant tools and analytical skills are selected from the request. Fact Check adds a second verification pass when it is enabled on your account.

4

Read it in the email

The full report is placed in the email body. When the output is a full report, it also includes a formatted PDF attachment and a stable web link.

5

Find it online later

Completed email work is saved in History under the Email filter with its sources, artifacts, and thread context.

6

Reply to go deeper

Reply to the completed result using its follow-up address. The answer stays connected to the original report instead of starting from zero.

What you can attach

Bring the private context with the question.

Veyris supports common investment documents and data files, including PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, CSV, RTF, TXT, Markdown, and reference images.

01

Deal material

Teasers, CIMs, sponsor memos, IC packs, term sheets, and board decks.

02

Numbers

Financial models, operating data, portfolio exports, rent rolls, and comparable sets.

03

Your point of view

Prior notes, investment theses, questions from the principal, and the assumptions your team most wants challenged.