Investors will ask for dozens of documents the moment you get a term sheet. DDLab tells you exactly what they need, helps you track what's ready, and lets you build your data room at your own pace — before the clock starts ticking.
Before any cheque is written, investors verify the claims in your pitch. Here's how to survive it.
Due diligence (DD) is the structured verification process investors run after issuing a term sheet — typically over 4 to 8 weeks. They're checking that the company is legally clean, the financials match what you pitched, the IP belongs to the company, and there are no hidden skeletons.
The founders who sail through DD have one thing in common: they were already organised before the process started. DDLab helps you get there, one document at a time.
DD runs in 6 parallel tracks simultaneously
Your data room in 7 folders
Click the status pill on any item to cycle it: Not started → In progress → Ready → N/A. Add notes and watch your readiness score climb.
A ready-to-use ZIP with all 7 folders and a guidance README in each one. Drop your documents in, share via secure link.
Downloads a ZIP structured exactly as investors expect to receive your data room.
Each folder contains a README.txt listing every document,
the one-line reason investors ask for it, and where to get it in India.
Mark off items as you add them, then share via a secure link when ready.
Guidance only — READMEs list what to gather and where to get it. No legal templates are generated. Consult a CA or CS for document preparation.