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Emmanuel Delaveau — General Partner, Partech

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"We wanted to bring LPs into the Partech world — not just give them access to documents, but make them live the experience."

Vladia Ballesteros Principal, Investor Relations, Partech

About Partech

Partech is a leading global venture capital firm with a strong European presence and offices across multiple continents. The firm manages a portfolio of technology-focused investments across multiple fund vehicles, including Partech Funds I through V, with a sophisticated LP base spanning institutional investors and family offices.

The firm has built a reputation for identifying and supporting transformative technology companies throughout their growth journey. With a multi-fund structure that spans different vintages and investment strategies, Partech requires robust infrastructure to manage investor relationships at scale.

Their international scope and multi-fund complexity demanded a platform that could standardize investor communications while maintaining the flexibility each fund requires.

Opportunity

As Partech prepared to launch Fund V, the team recognized an opportunity to build on the success of their Fund III investor portal. Managing five active funds simultaneously meant maintaining consistent, professional communications with LPs across multiple vehicles—each with its own track record data, portfolio companies, and documentation requirements.

The complexity of multi-fund management created coordination challenges across the team:

"We kept running into the same problems: emails not arriving, files that wouldn't download, investors chasing us for documents. Vessel eliminated all of that.”

Emmanuel Delaveau General Partner, Partech

With team members operating across different time zones and multiple stakeholders contributing to fund materials, Partech needed a system that could prevent conflicting edits while still allowing for self-serve updates. The firm's sophisticated investor base expected polished, accurate fund presentations with detailed track records, portfolio company showcases, and organized data rooms.

The launch of Fund V provided the ideal moment to leverage the template infrastructure they had already built with Fund III, extending a proven structure to their newest vehicle.

Solution

Partech adopted Vessel's platform with a template-first approach, using their successful Fund III page as the foundation for Fund V. This strategy allowed the team to maintain consistency across their fund family while customizing each vehicle's specific content.

The implementation centered on several key capabilities:

LP Experience Pages with customizable layouts featuring logo cards for portfolio companies, track record tables with Net Proceeds and Realized Multiple metrics, and team member profiles with direct LinkedIn integration.

Data Room Management with hierarchical document structures that could be replicated across funds, ensuring LPs had consistent navigation whether reviewing Fund III or Fund V materials.

Self-Serve Editing that empowered the team to make updates without depending on external support—a capability the team immediately appreciated.

The Vessel Customer Success team, provided hands-on training covering page editing, Data Room setup, permissions management, and component customization. The team established clear internal processes, including a single-owner model for page edits to prevent conflicting changes.

Mid-Story Quote

"It's intuitive, it's flexible — and I'm not someone who usually says that about technical tools.”

Vladia Ballesteros Principal, Investor Relations, Partech

Results

Template Reusability Across Funds By establishing Fund III as a proven template, Partech dramatically reduced the time needed to launch Fund V's investor portal. The same structure, navigation, and component types could be replicated instantly, with only fund-specific content requiring updates.

Standardized Data Room Architecture LPs investing across multiple Partech funds now experience consistent document organization. The hierarchical structure established for Fund III carries through to Fund V, reducing friction for investors evaluating multiple opportunities.

Self-Serve Operational Control The team can now update track records, add portfolio companies, modify team profiles, and upload documents without external dependencies. This self-service capability means updates happen on Partech's timeline, not a vendor's.

Clear Governance Model Vessel's platform enabled Partech to establish clear internal processes for content management. The single-editor model prevents the data conflicts that plagued previous multi-stakeholder editing workflows.

Professional Portfolio Presentation Logo cards with clickable links to portfolio company websites, detailed track record tables, and case study sections give LPs a comprehensive view of Partech's investment thesis and execution.

Multimedia Content Readiness The platform's Content Hub positions Partech to expand beyond static materials, with plans to add video content prepared by their content team to enhance the LP experience.

Impact

For Partech, implementing Vessel across their fund family represents a strategic investment in scalable investor relations infrastructure. What began with Fund III has become the standard for how the firm presents itself to LPs.

The template-based approach means each new fund launch builds on proven foundations rather than starting from scratch. As the team prepares Fund V for investor access, they're working from a playbook that has already demonstrated success.

Looking ahead, Partech is positioned to extend this infrastructure to future funds, with each vehicle benefiting from the refinements made to previous iterations. The firm's content team is also preparing video materials to enhance the Content Hub, moving toward a richer multimedia experience for their LP base.

For a firm managing investments across multiple funds and continents, having a unified platform for investor communications matches the sophistication of their investment approach.

"Vessel gives us full control. The self-serve model means we're never waiting on anyone.”