Welcome to our data room.
Financial, product and market materials for the current round, organized in one place.
Build the room from the structure investors expect, then send a named link and see who is working through it.
The story opens with the deck and model, then moves into company, product and diligence evidence. The order is clear before the first investor has to ask where anything lives.
Deck and KPI or model open the review
Cap table, product and team stay distinct
Legal and customer evidence can stay gated
A deck, model, cap table, product proof and customer evidence arrive in the same week. Generic storage keeps the files, but not the structure, recipient context or proof of how the review is moving.
Create the access groups your process needs and set their section access once. Named links and individual exceptions handle the actual people without duplicating the materials.
Begin with the deck and model. Add the cap table, product, customer and legal evidence when the process needs them. Replace a material once and the links already in the market continue into the current room.
The named link opens directly into the company room on desktop or mobile. If email verification, NDA or another entry gate is required, the recipient clears it before the protected material appears.
Financial, product and market materials for the current round, organized in one place.
Named links separate recipients. Sessions show when they came back. For page-rendered materials, page attention adds the exact part that held the review.
The difference is not storage. It is one structured recipient experience with access, identity, versions and activity attached.
Useful storage, but the investor room structure, named journey and diligence analytics remain manual.
Flexible presentation, without the same material-level access and recipient evidence.
The deck may be tracked, while the model, cap table and product evidence remain separate.
No current version, no named sessions and no way to change access after send.
The structure matches the work: deck, model or KPIs, cap table, product, team, commercial evidence and legal materials in a clear sequence rather than one flat upload list.
Yes. Use room-local access groups and individual exceptions to give each recipient the effective view the process requires.
No. Start with the current deck and model, then add deeper sections as diligence begins. The room link remains the same while its contents become more complete.
Yes. NDA and other entry gates can protect the room or the appropriate access path before sensitive material becomes available.
No RoundOS account is required. The recipient opens the link and completes only the verification or gate the founder configured.
Start with the structure. Add depth when the process asks for it.