Data Room
Definition
A data room is the organized set of documents investors review during due diligence: financials, metrics, cap table, contracts, and legal records, shared through a structured folder or tracked page.
How it comes up in fundraising
Founders prepare the data room before a raise; a clean one compresses diligence from weeks to days and signals operational discipline.
Frequently asked questions
What goes in a seed-stage data room?
Deck, P&L and cash position, an 18-month model, metrics with definitions, cap table with all SAFEs, incorporation and IP assignment documents.
When should I share the data room?
Stage it: deck and summary metrics for first meetings, the full room after genuine interest or a term sheet.
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