This Taghash product update is focused on improving operating continuity across fund workflows. The release introduces improvements designed to reduce manual effort and help fund teams manage day-to-day execution with more structure, visibility and control.
Tanupreet Kaur
May 19, 2026
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This update focuses on reducing manual effort and introducing more structure to dealflow, evaluation, reporting and fund workflows.
Manage high-volume pipelines more efficiently. You can now select multiple deals to update stages, assignees and workspaces or delete them in a single action.
Standardize your review process for cohorts, applications and startup programs. Log stage-specific questions, answers and assessment inputs.
Charts across Dealflow and Portfolio analytics now load faster. Whether you are tracking sector breakdowns, stage-wise movement or revenue vs expenses, your dashboards are now more responsive.
The Fund section has been redesigned for smoother navigation with a cleaner interface, compact tab labels, intuitive icons and improved sub-tab organization.
Stay on top of new applications without manual tracking. Receive daily and weekly email reports summarizing:
We hope these improvements make your day-to-day workflows smoother and more dependable. As always, your feedback helps us keep building around the needs of your team.
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— The Taghash Team
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