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A virtual dataroom (VDR) is an encrypted repository of documents that are typically used during M&As, funding rounds, IPOs, and due diligence. It could be used to store contracts, intellectual property documentation, or financial information, companies need an efficient and reliable platform to securely share sensitive documents with third party.
When creating a VDR, it’s important to be aware of the types of files and users you’d like to invite and give access to. It’s crucial that your platform allows for granular permissions based on the type and size of your company.
On the page for managing users, you can create groups and assign permissions based on the role as a member, group, or membership. You can then make sure that the right people see the correct content. For example, you can ensure that only a certain group is able to access a project folder.
It is also recommended to look for the option to create an FAQ section in your document library. This will help you save time in the due diligence process by answering frequently asked questions in advance. It’s a great tool for keeping track of any issues that may arise during the process, and ensuring they are taken care of in a timely manner to speed up the process. To make your life even simpler, you can utilize Sturppy to create an investor-ready financial model for your company.
