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The Ledgy Employee Dashboard

All your grant's details at a glance.

Frances Agoncillo avatar
Written by Frances Agoncillo
Updated over a month ago

Introduction

This article provides an overview of the Employee Dashboard's key sections, including your equity summary and detailed breakdowns of your stakes and vesting. Explore these features to gain a clearer understanding of your equity and its potential growth.


Our focus on making equity transparent has led us to create a space where employees can see all the data regarding their grants.

Here's a breakdown of our Employee Dashboard:


Your equity

In this section, you'll find the total number of grants and their current estimated value. Clicking Details in the top-right corner will display a grid breakdown of your stakes. You can expand each row to view more information on these transactions.

Equity breakdown

This section provides a detailed breakdown of your stakes, including the numerical amount, estimated grant value, vested and unvested grants, and exercise costs. If you also hold actual shares (through exercising or investing), you can view the specific quantities here.

Vesting & Vesting breakdown

The vesting section shows you the percentage and amount of the grant that has already vested.

The Vesting Breakdown section provides a complete view of the vesting schedule in a detailed, colourful chart. The chart highlights upcoming vesting events, whether it’s the end of the cliff period or the next tranche of the grant vesting.

Equity value growth

This section features an interactive chart that tracks the growth of equity value over time, reflecting changes in company valuation and their impact on estimated grant values. You can use our forecasting tool to model future scenarios, including potential dilution and additional financing rounds, to see how these factors might affect equity values.

Exercising grants

Note: This section is only relevant if an exercise window is open. Reach out to your point of contact within your company to find out more about exercising your options.

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