Manage Every Part of Your Fundraising Funnel with Visible Data Rooms

Matt Preuss
Marketing Manager

Data rooms are the next step to help us on our mission of giving founders a better chance of success. Data rooms are the culmination of a fundraise, diligence, or M&A event. They combine all of the documents, data, and resources that an investor will use to evaluate a company.

With data rooms, you can now manage all parts of your fundraising funnel with Visible. Find investors with Connect, our free investor database. Track your conversations in our Fundraising CRM. Share your pitch deck with potential investors. And communicate with current and potential investors with Updates.

Learn more about Visible Data Rooms and how you can leverage them for your next raise below:

Organize and Structure Key Fundraising Documents

Build data rooms specific to your raise. Organize your data room with folders, upload files, and create pages directly in Visible.

Segment and Share Specific Folders

Securely share your data with investors. Segment their access by individual folders or give them access to the entire data room.

Understand How Investors Are Engaging with Your Data Rooms

View analytics to understand how individual investors are engaging with different documents and files in your data room.

Data rooms are enabled for all Visible users. Log into Visible below to get started on your first data room below:

Create a Data Room

Check out a few of our other resources to help get you started:

Build and share your data room with Visible

At Visible, we oftentimes compare a fundraise to a B2B sales and marketing funnel. At the top of your funnel, you are finding new investors. In the middle, you are nurturing and pitching potential investors. At the bottom of the funnel, you are working through diligence and ideally closing new investors.

With the introduction of our data room software, you can now manage every aspect of your fundraising funnel with Visible.

  • Find investors at the top of your funnel with our free investor database, Visible Connect
  • Track your conversations and move them through your funnel with our Fundraising CRM
  • Share your pitch deck and monthly updates with potential investors
  • Organize and share your most vital fundraising documents with data rooms

Manage your fundraise from start to finish with Visible. Give it a free try for 14 days here.

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