Investor relations platformFeatures
Everything you need. Nothing you have to babysit.
Your Investor Centre, the workflow behind it, and the investor information your team needs. Deliberately simple, and built for the way listed companies actually operate.
Your Investor Centre
Most small-caps make do with a static page and a contact email. Clarient gives you a living Investor Centre: current, branded, and built to answer.
Branded investor home
A single public home on your Investor Centre where investors follow you, read announcements, ask questions and see approved answers.
Live stock overview
A delayed ASX price with day range, volume and a 52-week range bar, refreshed automatically.
Company highlights
Cash, debt, revenue and milestones in a handful of headline numbers. Each links to the announcement that confirmed it.
Investment case
A clear, company-controlled statement of why investors hold the stock, with key financials beside it.
Catalyst calendar
Upcoming results, milestones and meetings, so investors know what is coming and when.
Source documents
Announcements, reports and presentations in one library, with the original PDFs one click away.
The company held A$170M in cash at quarter end with operating outflows of A$9.1M. The Vitiligo Phase III trial remains on track, and the report notes no change to previously stated spending priorities.
Announcements & summaries
Every ASX announcement becomes something investors can actually use, the moment it is released.
Automatic feed
New ASX filings are added to your Investor Centre automatically, within minutes of release.
Announcement summaries
Each filing becomes a short, plain-English summary your team reviews before it goes live.
Ask about a filing
Investors can ask a question straight from any announcement. It goes to your team's inbox.
Original source PDF
The original filing sits one click away, right beside the plain-English summary.
Answering questions
The core loop. A question comes in, a draft is prepared from your own disclosures, you approve it, then you choose where it goes. Some answers belong on your Investor Centre; others are better as a direct reply. The audience is your call.
Based on the latest quarterly, the company held $142.4M in cash at period end…
Ask-a-question form
Investors ask from your Investor Centre. Similar published answers appear before they submit a duplicate.
Question inbox
Every question in one place: who asked, how many asked the same thing, and whether it is answered.
Drafts from your filings
Draft answers are prepared from your public documents, with the supporting filing shown beside each line.
Unsupported claims flagged
If the company has not disclosed something, the draft says so. It does not guess.
Management approval
You review, edit and approve every answer before anything leaves the building. No auto-publish.
Publish, email, or both
Each approved answer can go to the investor who asked by email, be published on your Investor Centre, or both. Not every answer needs to be public.
Knowing your investors
When your shareholder register is connected, you see who holds you and who is moving. It stays private to your team, and it never touches a public answer.
Shareholder register view
Connect or upload register data to see top holders, new holders, reducing holders and exits.
Investor list and notes
Each investor's questions, follow status, notes, tags and follow-ups in one place.
Useful segments
Group investors by holding size, activity or your own tags, for outreach that fits.
Engagement analytics
Follower growth, the most-asked topics, and how quickly questions get answered.
Themes from inbound questions
See recurring topics in the questions that reach you the same way they always have—email, phone, LinkedIn, brokers and the contact form—so you know what deserves a clear public answer.
Private by default
Shareholder register information informs your team's work. It never appears in a public answer.
Operating rhythm
The supporting cast. Updates, deadlines, alerts and a complete activity record, so investor communication never quietly goes dark.
Company updates
Write or upload an update once. It reaches your Investor Centre and your followers' inboxes together.
Same story, more than one channel
One draft for your Investor Centre, follower email, and social—so you are not rewriting the same update three times.
Calendar
Reporting deadlines, AGMs, planned updates and follow-ups, so communication keeps a rhythm.
Alerts
The dashboard surfaces what needs attention: unanswered questions, new filings, register moves.
Activity history
Drafts, approvals, publishes and sends are recorded automatically: who, what and when.
Team roles
Owners, editors and approvers work together without giving everyone publish access.
What Clarient replaces.
The best way to evaluate it is on your own filings.
Give us your ASX ticker and we'll build a walkthrough from your company's actual public documents.