The package leaves without being asked
When underwriting clears the thresholds you set, Cayda picks the recipients, attaches the model and the memo, and sends — then does it again whenever an input moves.
Distribution as part of the model
Sending is not a separate chore at the end of the week. It is a rule attached to the deal: when these conditions hold, these people receive this package. The agent selects the list, you see who was chosen, and the send is logged.
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Recipient rules
Lists are built per deal stage, so a screening memo and a committee package never reach the same set of inboxes by accident.
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Threshold triggers
Nothing leaves until the deal clears the tests you defined — yield on cost, coverage, equity size, whatever governs at your shop.
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Version history
Every send is stamped and archived, so you can see which version of the model a lender was looking at three weeks ago.
How it works
From threshold to inbox
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Set the thresholds
Define what a sendable deal looks like once. Yield on cost above a floor, coverage above a minimum, equity within the fund mandate.
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The agent picks recipients
Cayda selects from your directory based on the stage and the deal profile, ticks the list, and shows it to you before anything leaves.
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It sends and keeps sending
The model and the memo go out together. When an input changes materially, the package is regenerated and reissued to the same list.
Attached to the same provenance
A recipient who questions a figure can be answered from the same chain the model uses internally, because the memo and the workbook carry their citations with them.
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