Last updated: June 11, 2026
Data Room
A data room is a template-driven diligence room. It assembles documents from your company document library into a single, organized space you can share with investors and shareholders during a raise.
Room lifecycle
A room moves through three states:
Draft → Active → Archived
Only Active rooms are visible to stakeholders. Keep a room in Draft while you assemble it, and Archive it when the raise is done.
Starting from a template
Create a room from a stage template — pre-seed, seed, Series A, or custom. The template seeds the room with the requirements and folders typical for that stage, so you’re not starting from a blank page.
Requirements
Requirements are the items diligence expects. They’re grouped by category:
- Corporate
- Fundraising
- Financials
- Legal / HR
- Cap table
- Product / GTM
- Compliance
- Other
Readiness
A readiness bar shows the percentage of required items complete, alongside counts for items that are missing, stale, available on request, or not applicable.
Fulfilling a requirement
You can satisfy a requirement by:
- Attaching an existing company document
- Uploading a file
- Adding an external link
Some requirements are live views that auto-render current data — your company profile, investor updates, cap-table summary, or funding history — so they stay up to date without manual work.
When you mark an item not applicable or available on request, you provide a reason.
Granting access
Share an active room with shareholders, members, or fundraising investors. A few things to know:
- Each stakeholder gets a passwordless magic link — see Investor Portal.
- You can grant data-room access directly from an investor’s profile in Fundraising.
- Every view, open, and download is logged.
- You can revoke access at any time.
What stakeholders see
In their portal, stakeholders see only the active rooms granted to them. They can:
- Open (preview) documents
- Download documents
- Follow external links
Missing requirements are hidden from stakeholders — they only see what’s available.
Next steps
- Pull investors into the raise — see Fundraising Rounds.
- Drive outreach and diligence follow-ups — see Outreach Sequences & Tasks.
- Learn how magic-link access works — see Investor Portal.