> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.allocations.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.allocations.com/why-allocations/investor-network.md).

# Investor Network

Investor Network lists your investors and contacts across every vehicle. Open it to see who has invested, how much, and in how many deals.

Each person appears once on this screen, so an investor in three deals takes one row.

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/9IirLidzibYpEfSBave3/blobs/KHvDHPmPgLksruOLXZbt/Unknown%20image)

1. **Total Invested** Shows the capital your network investors have committed across every vehicle.
2. **Search** Finds a person by typing their name or email address.
3. **Toolbar** Lets you refresh the list, export it, or add a contact.
4. **Column headers** Sort the table by any of its seven columns when selected.
5. **Source** Shows NETWORK for an investor with a commitment and CONTACT for a person you added yourself.
6. **Type and Company** Show the kind of holder, such as an individual or entity, and the company they represent.
7. **Total Invested and Deals** Show how much the person has committed and how many of your vehicles they are in.
8. **Edit and delete**Let you update or remove a contact you added yourself.

### Two kinds of row

The Source column divides this table in two.

* **NETWORK:** A person who has invested, shown with their type, the total invested, and the number of deals.
* **CONTACT:** A person you added yourself, shown with their company and with edit and delete controls at the end of the row.

> Contacts show a value in Total Invested and Deals once they make their first commitment. Network investor records come from their investments and are edited on the deal, while you can edit contact records here.

### Three investor types

Each network row shows one of three types:

* **INDIVIDUAL** is a natural person.
* **ENTITY** is a company, fund, or trust.
* **JOINT** is two people holding together.

The type matches the identity that signed for the investment.

### The Deals column

The Deals column shows how many of your vehicles an investor is in, which helps when you plan who to approach for a new raise.


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