A safe, user-friendly virtual data room is essential for any startup that wants to accelerate their fundraising process. However, establishing an VDR that is effective isn’t easy. By following these best practices, you will avoid the most frequent mistakes.
Too many details
It’s tempting to include every bit of relevant information that you need to provide in a stage 1 data room, however this can be distracting for investors and can diminish the impact of key information. Remember that not all data are equally important. Investors in stage 1 don’t have to have access to cap tables or shareholder certificates.
Poor document structure
Before you upload your files onto a VDR make sure that they are arranged and labeled correctly. This will assist the user in understanding the content and structure of a document more quickly. Users will find it easier to locate documents if they utilize an established filing system that has consistent file names as well as tagging or indexing systems. Furthermore, using summaries or diagrams of key elements will aid users in understanding the complexity of documents. In addition, having a clear process for the removal of old files will cut down on clutter and enhance the overall user experience.
Overstating security
Some companies overdo it by the claim that their safe data rooms are secure. It’s like a food company boasting about the nutritional value of their cereal bar due to the fact that it has zero fat when they should be focussing on whether the product is suitable for its intended market.
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