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# Investor Dashboard

The Investor Dashboard is the first screen in Portfolio. It shows the total value of what you hold and lists every position.

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1. **Portfolio Value** Shows the current valuation of everything you hold across all deals.
2. **Total Investments** Counts the investment activity recorded across all your deals.
3. **Status filters** Filter positions by stage: Completed, Signed, or Committed.
4. **Status filters, second row** Add Invited and Viewed for positions still awaiting your signature.
5. **Toolbar** Lets you refresh the table, export it, or add an investment held outside the platform.
6. **Subscription Amount** Shows the amount you committed to the deal, with a REQUESTED tag where you have asked to change it.
7. **Invested As** Names the identity that holds the position on your behalf.
8. **Capital Wired** Shows how much capital you have sent against your commitments so far.

### **Subscribed and wired**

Subscription Amount is what you agreed to invest, and Capital Wired is what you have sent. A Signed row with nothing in Capital Wired is a commitment still to fund.

> **Check the gap before a new commitment.** The difference between Subscription Amount and Capital Wired is the money you still need to send.

### **Invested As**

Each row names the identity that holds the position. A deal held through two identities appears as two rows. Identities are described in **Identities**.

### **Amount changes**

Two markers can appear beside a subscription amount:

* **REQUESTED** means you have asked to change the amount and the fund manager is reviewing it.
* **A pencil** appears on Signed rows and lets you edit the amount.

### Statuses

Some positions show the status ACTIVE, which has no filter of its own. To see these positions, turn off all status filters so every position shows.


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