Connect the session to the investor.
Send a managed link to a specific recipient instead of reading an anonymous open count.
Pitch deck tracking
Know which investors are leaning in.
See named sessions, slide-by-slide attention, repeat visits and forwarding signals, then follow up on what the investor read.
Investor and slide detail
A score is only useful when you can open the evidence.
RoundOS ranks room visitors by engagement, then shows the sessions, total active time, deck completion and exact slides behind the score.
Series B pitch deck · Investor engagementOwner view
Series B pitch deck5 active investors
InvestorScoreSessions
IK
863 visitsIris KapoorBessemer · active today
ML
722 visitsMarcus LeeIndex · yesterday
AS
581 visitAna SilvaAccel · Aug 30
JL
311 visitJonas LeeArc · Aug 29
IK
Returned twiceIris KapoorLatest session · 11:42 today
8:42Total attention
12/14Slides viewed
3Sessions
Slide attentionAcross all sessions
03 · Why now0:24
05 · Product0:51
07 · Unit economics2:18
09 · Market1:09
11 · Team0:33
See where attention accumulated.
Open the session and inspect time on each rendered slide, completion and the stopping point.
Separate one visit from three.
Distinct sessions and active days show who came back after the first read.
Notice when the link changes hands.
RoundOS flags likely forwarding from verified identity and session differences instead of silently merging the activity.
One deck, different intent
Give each investor a follow-up based on their own reading.
The engagement score orders the room. The underlying session tells you why each investor earned that position.
Returned three times to unit economics.
Follow up on the model and bring the operating assumptions into the next conversation.
Reached the team slide and stopped.
Do not call the open strong intent. Clarify the team-market fit before pushing for another meeting.
The link appears to have moved to a colleague.
Open the forwarding evidence and account for the second reader instead of assigning all activity to the first.
Repeat visits
A return is a different signal from a long first session.
RoundOS keeps separate viewer sessions and active days. You can see whether attention happened in one pass, resurfaced before a partner meeting, or kept building across the week.
Forwarding evidence
Treat a suspected forward as evidence, not certainty.
For managed links, RoundOS compares verified identity, device, network and session timing. High-confidence changes surface as a forwarding signal with the evidence attached.
The signal becomes work
Slide attention can shape the next follow-up.
Because Data Room activity reaches the same round context, Operator can bring the relevant deck behavior into the next move and its founder-reviewed draft.
RoundOS vs a dark attachment
A deck open is the beginning of the answer.
Delivered, then invisible.
You cannot distinguish a complete read, a ten-second scan or a return visit from the file itself.
Named sessions with slide-level evidence.
Engagement, completion, return intent and forwarding signals stay open to inspection.
Questions
Pitch deck tracking, answered.
01What formats get slide-level analytics?
Page-rendered documents such as a PDF or PowerPoint export are tracked page by page after upload.
02Can I compare investors on the same deck?
Yes. The room visitor list is ordered by engagement score, with sessions and activity available underneath each person.
03How does forwarding detection work?
For managed links, RoundOS combines changes in verified identity, device, network and session timing into suspected or high-confidence forwarding evidence.
04Can I update the deck without losing history?
Yes. Replace the document while keeping the room link and the activity already attached to the document record.
05Is engagement a raw open count?
No. The score considers breadth, active time, completion, return days, explicit actions and recency within the room.
Track the deck
Know what happened after send.
Give every important investor a trackable path and keep the evidence behind every follow-up.
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