Email notifications
Most of what Tenacap knows is time-sensitive — a 409A about to expire, an 83(b) deadline approaching. Notifications close the loop by emailing you about these before they become a problem, instead of waiting for you to log in and look.
The equity health score already surfaces the time-sensitive items on your cap table — but only when you open it. Notifications push the most urgent of those to your inbox on a daily schedule, so a lapsing 409A or a looming 83(b) deadline reaches you without anyone having to remember to check.
What you get notified about
This first release covers the two highest-stakes compliance clocks:
- 409A expiring — a heads-up at 30, 14, 7, and 1 days before a company 409A valuation lapses, so you can line up a refresh before grants lose their safe-harbor strike price.
- 409A expired — a notice the moment a valuation has lapsed.
- 83(b) filing deadline — the existing reminder at 10, 3, and 1 days before the 30-day window closes, plus a notice if it passes unfiled.
More event types — a financing closing, a document awaiting signature, an equity-health grade change — are on the way, and a monthly cap-table digest after that.
Who receives what
409A alerts go to a company’s admins and editors — the people who act on them. 83(b) reminders go directly to the affected stakeholder (the person who needs to file), exactly as before. Every email is sent at most once for a given event, so a re-run of the daily job never double-emails you.
Choosing your emails
Open Notifications from the top of any company’s navigation (or visit notification settings) to turn each notification on or off. Your choice applies across every company you have access to. Compliance alerts are on by default for admins and editors.