Financing Platform
Help for the Compute Labs Financing Platform at platform.computelabs.ai: signing in, the operator deal application, and the investor dashboard, deal flow, and simulator.
The Compute Labs Financing Platform (platform.computelabs.ai) connects GPU infrastructure operators who want to present a deal for review with investors who want to evaluate GPU infrastructure opportunities. These articles cover the platform itself; for the GPU RWA Vault products documented elsewhere in this help center, start at What does Compute Labs do?.
Getting Started
Sign in, languages, privacy, feedback, and how to reach the team.
- What is the Compute Labs Financing Platform?
- How do I sign in?
- Which languages are supported?
- Cookies, privacy, and analytics
- How do I report a bug or share feedback?
- How do I schedule a call with the team?
For Operators
Submitting a deal, documents, review progress, and reports.
- How does the operator application work?
- What do the Deal Details fields mean?
- Why do I sign an NDA, and how does it work?
- Which documents should I upload?
- What is the Data Room and how do file buckets work?
- What is the completeness score?
- What happens after I submit for review?
- What are Reviewer Questions and Missing Information?
- How do I add documents or re-analyze after submitting?
- What do the deal statuses mean?
- What reports and outputs do I receive?
- Which notifications will I receive?
- Can I archive or delete a deal?
- Can I model my own deal in the simulator?
For Investors
Dashboard, deal flow, the deal simulator, and exports.
- What can I see on the Investor Dashboard?
- How do I browse deals in Deal Flow?
- What is on a deal page?
- How does the Deal Simulator work?
- What do the simulator metrics mean?
- What are the market scenarios?
- How do I export a deal model?
- Why can't I see Advanced Settings or save versions?
- Why don't I see the product tour?
- How do I invest in a deal?
Nothing on the platform is investment advice. Opportunities are subject to independent due diligence, and past performance does not guarantee future results.
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