A virtual dataroom (VDR) provides an encrypted platform for sharing sensitive documents. It provides granular security with access permissions that can be customized. Compared to rudimentary storage solutions for data that typically offer only viewing and downloading but the VDR can also offer search functionality and easy collaboration between several parties, and the capability to alter access rights for every user.

Due diligence can be a lengthy process that requires many parties to review a large amount of information. This can result in long drawn-out and lengthy deals or end the deal if the documentation isn’t complete and properly prepared. A VDR offers a central repository to store all the relevant information to be reviewed and shared by multiple parties, which helps eliminate delays caused by miscommunication, or the absence of documentation.

VDRs can be used for many other business purposes as well for preparing portfolio companies for an IPO or fundraising, which requires the organization to share confidential financial documents with a third party. They are extremely beneficial for investors as they organize documents into logical subfolders to make it easier to navigate, and grant access rights with just a click.

A virtual data room is a great way to share confidential intellectual property within the life sciences industry with potential investors and partners. With granular document activity tracking the VDR allows users to track exactly who has viewed what documents and for the length of time. This data can be useful to determine if a project is being sufficiently explored and is attracting interest from potential investors, and can assist in avoiding divulging proprietary information to wrong people.

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