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# How to Upload a Deal

As a group admin or issuer, you can share investment opportunities with your approved members through BoulderTech.

At this stage, BoulderTech handles the process **hand-to-hand with you**. This section explains how the flow works so you know what to expect.

### Steps in the Flow

1. **Prepare Deal Materials**
   * Pitch deck (PDF)
   * Investment memo
   * Deal terms (valuation, ticket size, timelines, etc.)
2. **Submit to BoulderTech**
   * Send materials to <support@bouldertech.fi>.
   * Our compliance team will review the deal to ensure it meets regulatory standards.
3. **Deal Room Creation**
   * Once approved, BoulderTech creates a **deal room** inside your group.
   * Investors can review documents, terms, and project details.
4. **Launch the Deal**
   * Approved investors commit capital directly in the platform.
   * Tokens are issued according to the deal’s terms (vesting, lockups, etc.).

⚠️ **Note:** For now, all deals go through BoulderTech’s compliance and review before being live.


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