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Getting started with Unlisted

This guide walks you through the main steps to go from creating an account to using Unlisted fully

Written by Astrid Doumeizel
Updated over 3 weeks ago


Not every company will need every step; feel free to pick what’s relevant for your situation.

Create your account

To get started, you first need to create an Unlisted account.

You can access the software either from our website or directly via this link:
👉 app.unlisted.ai

Choose your preferred sign-up method and follow the steps until your account is created.

You’ll then be asked to:

  • Enter your name

  • Add a profile picture (optional, but recommended)

Once this is done, you can move on to setting up your company.


Set up your company

After creating your profile, you’ll be prompted to set up a company.

Choose the country where the company is registered

You’ll be asked a few questions to initialize your company correctly.

If your company is Norwegian:
You can search for your company using Brønnøysundregistrene (Brreg). Unlisted will automatically fetch available owner data from the latest Aksjonærregisteroppgave (ARO).

Review imported data

If data is fetched from Brreg, your account will not be empty. You should:

  • Review the imported information

  • Identify any missing or outdated data that needs updating

Even if no data is imported, you can continue setting up your company manually.


Add or update transactions

Whether your company is large or small, transactions are a key foundation.

For companies with many transactions or complex ownership

If your company has:

  • Many historical transactions

  • A complex ownership structure

  • Many stakeholders

If you have a small number of transactions and owners, skip to the "For smaller companies" section

The fastest approach is to use the import solution.

  1. Go to the transactions page

  2. Click Import (top right)

  3. Download the Excel file and fill in your transactions

  4. Go back to Unlisted → Transactions → Import

  5. Upload the updated Excel file

  6. Check that the report doesn't highlight any errors or warnings and preview the transactions.

  7. Validate everything

Your transactions page will then be updated automatically.

For smaller companies

If your company has:

  • Few transactions

  • A simple ownership structure

We recommend you add or import stakeholders first, then add transactions one by one directly in the interface.


👉 See the detailed articles explaining each transaction type:


Add and manage stakeholders

Once transactions are in place, you should review your stakeholders.

Bulk update (recommended for many stakeholders)

  1. Go to the stakeholders page

  2. Click Export

  3. Update stakeholder information in the Excel file

  4. Return to Unlisted and click Import/update

  5. Upload the file to update all stakeholders at once

Individual management (smaller companies)

You can also:

  • Edit stakeholders one by one

  • Add stakeholders manually

👉 See the article explaining stakeholder management in detail.


Update your valuation

For all companies, the valuation page is an important step.

Here you can:

  • Add or update company valuations

  • Add taxable values

  • Review valuation history

👉 See the dedicated article about valuations and taxable values for guidance.


Add financial instruments (if relevant)

If your company uses:

  • Convertible notes

  • Convertible loans

  • Warrants

You can add and manage them from the financial instruments page.

👉 See the article explaining financial instruments and how to manage them.


Set up incentive agreements (optional)

If you plan to grant equity or options to employees or stakeholders, you’ll need to:

  1. Create a pool

  2. Create a program

  3. Create agreements (RSA or stock options)

Each step is explained in detail in dedicated articles:


Invite your stakeholders

Once everything is set up, you should invite your stakeholders.

Why invite them?

  • Employees can see, understand, and accept their agreements

  • Stakeholders can access their personal portfolio

  • Agreements can be signed and accepted directly in Unlisted

You can invite:

  • Employees with shares or options

  • Other shareholders who should see what they own

👉 See the article about managing your stakeholders to understand how to invite them.


Share your cap table

As a final step, you can share your cap table with stakeholders.

You can choose:

  • What information is shared

  • Whether it’s shared via portfolio access or a public link

  • Whether the fully diluted view is included

👉 See the article about sharing your cap table to configure this correctly.


You’re ready to use Unlisted

At this point, your company setup is complete.

You can continue to:

  • Maintain ownership data

  • Manage transactions and agreements

  • Prepare future reporting (like ARO)

And remember: you don’t need to do everything at once. Unlisted is built to grow with your company.

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