Measurement control for portfolios and programmes

Know what to ask. Collect it from the source. Review it before you report.

Metry helps investment and impact teams define what to report, collect information through private links, review submissions and turn confirmed data into a consistent reporting record.

For investment teams, foundations and impact networks running recurring reporting across companies, grantees or programmes.

Harbour Ventures Fund II

Harbour Ventures Fund II

Invite founders

Q2 reporting · 9 of 12 founders submitted

Northwind Robotics

Submitted

Lumen Health

Submitted

Atlas Mobility

Awaiting

Verdant Foods

Awaiting

The real reporting problem

Reporting breaks when requests, submissions and review live in different places.

Reporting often starts in spreadsheets, continues through email and ends with someone rebuilding the final document by hand. Definitions drift, submissions arrive in different formats and nobody has one clear view of what is still missing.

Wrong questions

Generic questionnaires ask every company or programme for the same information, even when their business models and reporting needs differ.

Fragmented submissions

Values, narratives and evidence arrive through spreadsheets, email and documents across different periods and formats.

Unclear evidence

Reviewers need to know who submitted a value, which definition was used and what evidence supports it.

Reports without confidence

Final reports should be built from reviewed information, with unresolved gaps clearly identified rather than hidden.

What Metry controls

One workflow from reporting request to reviewed report.

01

Build the reporting request

Start from the reporting purpose and company or programme context. Metry recommends a starting set of metrics your team can review, add to or remove.

02

Collect from the source

Founders, grantees and delivery partners submit values, narrative and evidence through private links without creating an account.

03

Review before reporting

Check submitted values, definitions, periods, evidence and outstanding questions before information is confirmed.

04

Prepare the report

Use confirmed information to prepare portfolio, LP, board or donor reporting, with the source behind each value traceable.

Metry does not fill gaps with invented results. Missing or unresolved information stays visible for review.

Two focused products

One measurement engine, built for two reporting relationships.

Metry Investor

Run portfolio-company reporting in one place.

Metry Investor helps investment teams create reporting requests, invite portfolio companies, review submissions and prepare a consistent portfolio or LP reporting record.

Reviewable metric recommendations

Private founder reporting links

Submission and evidence history

Portfolio-company submission tracking

Submission review before reporting

Portfolio and LP reporting

Custom metric support

Free access for portfolio-company reporters

Spend less time chasing spreadsheets and rebuilding reports, and more time reviewing what changed across the portfolio.

Metry Impact

Collect programme evidence without forcing every programme into the same form.

Metry Impact helps foundations and impact teams define reporting requirements, collect information from grantees or delivery partners and prepare reviewed reporting for boards, donors and networks.

Programme-specific reporting frameworks

Private grantee reporting links

Submission and evidence history

Beneficiary and stewardship records

Submission review before reporting

Board and donor reporting

Free access for external respondents

Preserve the differences between programmes while keeping the reporting process consistent and traceable.

One controlled reporting cycle

From reporting request to reviewed output.

01

Define the reporting purpose

Start with the portfolio review, LP update, donor report, board report or programme review you need to produce.

02

Understand the context

Capture the company, fund or programme information needed to shape the reporting request.

03

Review what to measure

Metry recommends a starting framework. Your team reviews the reasoning, adds or removes metrics and confirms what will be requested.

04

Collect at the source

Send private reporting links to founders, grantees and delivery partners.

05

Review submissions

Check submitted values, evidence, periods and outstanding questions before information is confirmed.

06

Prepare the report

Create a consistent reporting record from confirmed information.

Evidence integrity

Keep the source behind every reported value.

Metry is designed so reviewers can see what was reported, who submitted it, which reporting period it belongs to and which definition was used.

Metric definition

Reporting period

Submitted value

Reporter identity

Submission timestamp

Evidence reference

Submission history

A polished report is useful. A report whose numbers can be traced back to their source is more useful.

Beyond data collection

See what still needs attention before the report is final.

Metry brings submissions, missing information and evidence into one workflow so teams can see what is complete and what still cannot be concluded.

Relevant

Ask for information that matches the company, programme and reporting purpose.

Traceable

Keep submitted values connected to their definition, period and source.

Reviewable

Make missing information and unresolved questions visible before reporting.

Start with a real reporting cycle

Prove Metry using your own portfolio or programme.

A supported pilot starts with one reporting requirement you already run through spreadsheets, email or documents. We configure the first cycle with you, invite contributors and help you review the submissions and resulting report.

What the pilot includes

One configured reporting cycle

Initial company or programme setup

Contributor reporting links

Submission tracking

Review before reporting

First portfolio, LP, board or donor report

Guided setup and support

What we measure

Reporting-cycle duration

Submission response rate

Data completeness

Corrections required

Measured from your process — not estimated in advance.

Multi-site corporate reporting

Metry Corporate is available through limited pilot access for organisations testing recurring reporting across multiple sites or operating units.

Run your next reporting cycle in one place.

Bring one real portfolio, programme or reporting requirement. We will show how Metry configures the request, collects submissions, supports review and prepares the resulting report.

No generic demo. Start with the reporting process you already need to run.

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