The recipient follows one room link.
No separate agreement email and no second destination to remember.
Put your own NDA in front of the room and keep access closed until the recipient signs, without a second tool or a manual signature check.

A PDF attachment, a separate e-sign tool and a second room link create three chances to lose momentum. RoundOS makes the agreement the first state of the room itself.
No separate agreement email and no second destination to remember.
They review and sign inside the same flow that will open the room.
The executed agreement and the first room open land on one recipient record.
A new investor verifies their identity, signs the agreement and reaches the room without waiting for the founder to confirm anything by hand.

Keep an overview open and place diligence behind the NDA, or require the agreement before anything in the room appears.
Upload the NDA approved for this deal or place the approved text into the room.
Apply it to the whole room or to the sections that need the gate.
The signed agreement remains attached to the recipient who accepted it.
The executed agreement sits next to that recipient’s access activity. If the question comes up later, the answer is attached to the room instead of buried in a different system.

The recipient leaves the room and your team becomes the bridge between two systems.
The agreement changes the room state as soon as the recipient completes it.
Yes. Use the agreement approved for your deal rather than relying on a generic template.
Yes. Each room can carry the agreement appropriate to that transaction or audience.
Yes. Apply the requirement to the full room or only to selected sensitive sections.
They see the agreement and not the gated material. The room or section unlocks only after completion.
The executed agreement stays tied to that recipient in the room record for later reference.

Use the agreement your legal team approved and let the room enforce it.