Streamline the audit confirmation process
Streamline the audit confirmation process
Authors:
Leah Rodriguez, Jordan Agnew
Read time:
1 minute
Published date:
January 6, 2026
Our latest update lets your fund, auditors, and portfolio companies seamlessly manage investment confirmations and valuation questions.
Contents
- Streamline the audit confirmation process
- Transparent and efficient investment holding verification for multiple stakeholders
- Providing clarity around private investment valuations
Transparent and efficient investment holding verification for multiple stakeholders
Auditors can create, schedule, and download all necessary investment confirmations directly within Carta.
General Partners (GP) and Fund CFOs can maintain control by reviewing the auditor’s selections and approving all confirmations before they are sent to your portfolio companies.
Portfolio companies can quickly respond and digitally sign the confirmation requests in just a couple of clicks on Carta, attach additional supporting documentation requested by the auditor. This eliminates the need to download and fill out documents.
Providing clarity around private investment valuations
Auditors can use the audit confirmation tool to ask additional questions to gather supporting documentation directly from the portfolio company. This information is helpful for the auditor to evaluate the fair value of the portfolio company determined by the GP or Fund CFO. Companies can respond to audit confirmations and optionally attach documents to answer the additional questions asked by their investor's auditors.
To learn more, visit the support article.
How to request audit confirmations from the audit portal
Access the audit documents tab by navigating to Reports & Documents > Audit.
Author: Leah Rodriguez - Principal Product Marketing Manager based in Carta's New York office.
Author: Jordan Agnew
DISCLOSURE: This communication is for informational purposes only and contains general information only. Carta is not rendering professional advice or services. Consult a qualified professional advisor before making decisions.