Frequently asked questions
Questions Pulley clients ask
Short, direct answers about the free applications, the records you should export, and how a transition works.
Is KoreInside’s Cap Table application really free?
Yes. KoreInside’s Cap Table, Portfolio and Document Management applications are core applications provided free of charge. Additional applications and services may carry fees when selected.
What types of securities can KoreInside manage?
KoreInside can manage equity, debt, convertible debt, SAFEs, options, warrants, vesting schedules and related stakeholder records.
Should we export our Pulley records now?
Yes. Preserve your complete data and all supporting documents as soon as possible, regardless of which new provider you select.
Does moving platforms validate our cap table?
No. A software transfer should be accompanied by a reconciliation of the cap table against executed agreements, board approvals and other source documents.
How do we begin?
Email pulley@kore.inc. The KoreInside team will review your requirements and explain the available next steps.
When exactly does Pulley stop operating?
Pulley has announced December 8, 2026 as its final day of operations and services. Treat that as the deadline for exporting everything you need.
Who should we involve in the move?
Whoever maintains your cap table today, plus your legal counsel and accountant. They will be the people confirming that entries match executed agreements and approvals.
Can our shareholders see their own holdings?
Yes. Shareholders use KoreID to access the securities and holdings associated with them, across the companies they hold in.
How long does a transition take?
It depends on how complete your exported records are and how much reconciliation is needed. Companies with clean documentation move quickly; gaps in source documents are usually what takes the time.
Still unanswered? Email pulley@kore.inc or use the contact form. Definitions of the terms above are in the glossary.