GP · Fund · Per call
Chase unpaid capital calls
Every LP who missed a call’s due date is reminded, called and, past the cure period, put before counsel.
PlanChase unpaid capital calls
Find the late payers
HeldReads every sent call with its payments and bank matches, and Operator picks the LPs past due and not fully paid.
OperatorRemind each late LP
HeldOperator drafts a reminder with the amount owed and the due date, and sends them all from the fund’s mailbox. A reminder whose amount changed after a part payment comes back on its own.
API actionper LPGP approves all in one goCheck who is still late
HeldRe-reads the payments, picks the LPs still late, and cites the LPA’s default, late-interest and cure clauses for each.
OperatorWaits 5 business daysCall each LP still late
HeldYou call each one and note the payment date they promise, with reminders until every call is done.
Personper LPDecide on default notices
HeldCounsel decides on a default notice for anyone past the cure period, with the clause on record.
PersonCounsel approvesSee where the call stands
HeldReads where the call stands. A junior sees how many LPs are late and the total outstanding; you see who and how much.
API action
The plan as it runs: each step waits for the one before it, and stops at its gate until the owner approves.
At a glance
Who runs it, and when
- Who runs it
- GP
- What starts it
- A capital call’s due date passes with LPs unpaid or part-paid.
- How often
- Per call
- Vehicle
- Fund
Ask Operator
Start it in a sentence
Ask Operator in chat. It drafts the plan for your fund, and nothing runs until you release it.
- You
Chase the LPs who haven’t paid the September call.
- You
Who is late on the last drawdown? Remind them.
- You
Send payment reminders for Fund II’s call.
The outcome
Every late LP got one reminder with the amount owed, those still late got a call, and counsel has decided on anyone past the cure period.
What it proves
- Never reminds an LP who has paid or whose wire has already matched.
- Sends every reminder behind one approval; one whose amount changed comes back on its own.
- Waits five business days with no one watching the clock, then checks again.
- Cites the LPA’s default and cure clauses before counsel decides.
- Shows a junior the count and total outstanding; you see each LP.