10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.
Appara is a cloud-based platform that streamlines legal work through entity management and automation. It combines workflow and document tools to reduce administrative burdens for legal professionals.
DiliTrust is an AI-native platform that simplifies legal work. It empowers corporate teams to reduce risk and drive decisions.
EntityKeeper is a secure entity management and compliance software. It centralises key data across all entities in one platform.
Eqvista is an AI-powered equity management and valuation platform for private markets. It combines cap table software with audit-defensible valuations to help founders manage ownership from formation through pre-IPO.
Vestd is a share scheme and equity management platform for UK companies. It centralises cap tables, compliance, and fundraising tools.
Equify is a unified equity management platform that centralises cap tables, employee share plans, legal registers, and governance. It provides a single source of truth for managing complex capital structures across various business stages.
Share Council is an employee ownership platform that helps SMEs create participation plans and manage shareholders online.
dCompany is a Norwegian software platform that digitises the administrative lifecycle of limited liability companies. It manages shareholder registers, board governance and corporate transactions within a single system.
Computershare simplifies corporate and structured finance needs through industry-leading transfer agency services. The company leverages deep expertise and technology to manage global capital markets effectively.
Diligent Audit simplifies compliance through AI-powered audit and assurance tools. It connects audit management, analytics and monitoring in a secure hub.
Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
Appara says it is built for law firms and in-house legal teams, and DiliTrust for General Counsel and legal operations teams. EntityKeeper says it is built for legal, finance and operations teams, and Vestd for founders and finance teams.
Equify states that the entry-level Starter plan limits users to twenty active holders, and Share Council that the STAK structure requires a notary setup which incurs additional costs and time. Those are the limits each product publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.