The Most Popular Data Room Folders

Matt Preuss
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Since launching Visible Data Rooms last month, thousands of founders have leveraged them to distribute fundraising assets and data to their current and potential investors.

Most Popular Data Room Folders

Using our own data, we were able to pull the most popular “folders” created so far. Check them out below:

  1. Legal and Corporate Docs – Confirms your business is a legitimate company (incorporation docs, formation docs, IP, etc.)
  2. Financials – In the early days, keep this section light – especially around projections. As you scale from pre-seed to series A, this section will become more important. Be sure the data here matches your pitch decks, other documents, etc.
  3. Team and Stakeholders – This generally goes hand-in-hand with “Legal and Corporate Docs.” This helps investors confirm you have employee structure, contracts, signed PIAAs, etc.
  4. Cap Table – Most, if not every investor, will ask for this. Investors want to understand if you have a “clean” cap table.
  5. Market Data – Considered a “nice to have” but can still be valuable. Later-stage investors will likely do their own analysis and research here.

Every business and investor is different. Be sure to build and share the information that is right for your business.

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