Investor Relations.
The capital-raising document set for Next Seven Again Pty Ltd – from a first SAFE through to a priced round and the governance that follows. Each one rebuilt as a Nxt7a-branded document – the same Australian Investment Council 2023 standard-form content, restyled in the Nxt7a system with the company party (Next Seven Again Pty Ltd · ACN xxx xxx xxx) filled in. Preview on screen or download the Word version; complete the bracketed commercial terms before issuing.
Capitalisation Table
Live · PermissionedNxt7a Cap Table
The live capitalisation table – fully-diluted ownership, SAFE notes, ESOP, financing rounds, a round modeller, and a per-investor portal. Administrators see the full register; each investor sees only their own holdings, with secure sign-in restricted to approved accounts.
Raising A Round
SAFE → Priced · AIC 2023Investor Term Sheet
Summarises the principal terms of a proposed investment – investment amount, round size, pre-money valuation, the class of shares (Seed Preference) with liquidation preference, and the key conditions. Non-binding heads of agreement that the long-form documents then implement.
Simple Agreement For Future Equity
The SAFE used for early, unpriced investment. Key terms cover the purchase amount, discount, valuation cap, and completion date; the investor converts to equity at the next priced round. Executed under section 127 of the Corporations Act.
SAFE Side Letter
Grants a specific SAFE investor additional rights (for example information or pro-rata rights) that sit alongside the SAFE without altering its standard terms. Short-form letter referencing the investor's SAFE.
Subscription Agreement
The priced-round mechanics. Sets out the subscription for new shares, completion obligations of the company and investors, company warranties, and the conditions to completion. Pairs with the Shareholders Deed and Constitution.
Governance & Cap Table
Post-InvestmentShareholders Deed
Governs the relationship between shareholders after investment – board composition, reserved matters requiring investor consent, information rights, pre-emptive rights on new issues and transfers, drag/tag, and founder lock-up. The operative governance document for the cap table.
Company Constitution
The replacement constitution for a proprietary company with external investors. Share capital and class rights, director powers, issue and transfer of shares, meetings, and the interaction with the Shareholders Deed (which prevails on inconsistency). Includes the B Corp purpose and stakeholder governance clauses.
B Corp Constitutional Amendment
The B Lab Australia template clauses – the purpose clause and the directors' stakeholder-consideration clause – with the special-resolution steps to adopt them for Pending B Corp registration, and the list of supporting documents updated to align.
Deed Of IP Assignment
Assigns intellectual property created by a founder, contractor, or assignor to the company – a standard investor condition precedent. Covers the assignment, moral-rights consents, and further-assurance obligations so the company owns its IP cleanly.
How To Use These Documents
- Source. These are the Australian Investment Council (AIC) 2023 standard-form venture documents – the market-standard starting point for Australian seed and Series A rounds.
- Company party. Wherever a document asks for the company name and ACN, enter Next Seven Again Pty Ltd · ACN xxx xxx xxx (the ACN is pending registration – replace the placeholder once the certificate issues).
- Deal flow. Early cheques typically use the SAFE (+ optional Side Letter). A priced round runs on the Term Sheet → Subscription Agreement, with the Shareholders Deed and Constitution governing afterwards. The IP Assignment Deed is usually a condition precedent.
- Bracketed fields. Every
[insert]marks a commercial term to complete – amounts, percentages, valuation cap, dates, and party details. - Legal disclaimer. These templates are a starting point, not legal advice. Engage a qualified Australian corporate lawyer to tailor the valuation, liquidation preference, reserved matters, and IP provisions before you issue or sign.