How is iDBQuery used by venture capital funds?
Venture funds use iDBQuery to ask plain-language questions across portfolio metrics, cap tables, fund accounting and LP data, getting cited answers in seconds without SQL. It builds one live model over spreadsheets and databases and can run in your VPC or air-gapped to keep fund data private.
VC firms live in spreadsheets: portfolio KPIs, cap tables, fund models and LP records rarely sit in one system. iDBQuery connects them into one live model and lets a partner or platform lead just ask questions in plain language, with each figure cited to the exact source.
Common questions:
- What is TVPI, DPI and IRR by fund and vintage right now?
- Which portfolio companies grew revenue fastest last quarter, and which are burning below 6 months of runway?
- Show our ownership and dilution across follow-on rounds by company.
- How much dry powder remains and how is it reserved for follow-ons?
- What is capital called versus committed by LP?
Because fund and portfolio data is highly confidential, iDBQuery can run in the cloud, your own VPC, or fully air-gapped, with a Desktop app that keeps everything local and query-in-place so files aren't force-copied. It generates the charts and shareable reports you need for LP updates and quarterly letters, and the Analyst agent can investigate an open question like "which sectors are driving markups" on its own. The differentiator versus a BI tool is that a small non-technical team gets answers directly, no pipeline and no analyst in the loop, while sensitive numbers stay in your control.
Updated 2026-06-22