ChartHop tracks stock grants over time to plan and manage employee compensation, including:
From the Org Settings page, org Owners can set the stock price history of your company over time.
You can set three types of prices:
If you're not sure what to set Grant Price to, it'd be reasonable to set it to the most recent preferred price (if it's been 6+ months since last fundraise) or the most recent preferred with a 20% discount for common (if coming immediately off a fundraise).
These are grants that are planned but not yet issued:
To set Planned Grant value, select a job, click Edit Job, and edit the value in the Compensation tab. Planned Grants can be set in dollars or shares, and can be specified as RSUs or options.
An employee's Planned Grant value will appear on their employee profile, under the Equity Grants tab. When an employee receives any actual stock grants, Planned Grant as of that date will automatically reset to zero.
These are the record of each grant issued to employees, including RSUs, ISOs, and NSOs and including the vesting schedule.
Grants will appear on the employee's profile, under the Equity Grants tab.
For purposes of calculating Annual Equity Compensation, the system will calculate, based on current Grant Price (private companies) or Public Market Price (public companies), the value vested in the upcoming year for any given employee.
If Sarah has a grant for 10,000 ISOs on a four-year vesting schedule with a strike price of $0.50 and the most recent Grant Price is $5.00, Sarah's Annual Equity Compensation will be ($5.00 - $0.50) * 10,000 / 4 = $11,250, for a year's worth of vesting. If Sarah only had six more months before being fully vested, Annual Compensation would be $5625.
Stock grants are considered sensitive compensation information. Grants (both planned and actual) are visible to the grant recipient, their managers, and those with special access to view equity compensation.
Stock prices are normally considered org-public information so that employees can understand the value of their compensation. However, if you do not wish your org to have access to stock prices, email us at support@charthop.com.