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A virtual dataroom is an encrypted location to share sensitive information with third parties. This is particularly useful to support corporate events that require the disclosure and review of confidential documents to parties beyond the firewall. VDRs also offer features like audit trails and reports that help monitor activity, guard against leaks, and help prevent accidental document disclosure.
Due diligence in M&A transactions is the most frequent use of the VDR. This is due to the fact that both sides, the sell-side and buyer's side require a secure platform to share documents with potential investors.
Other uses for the VDR include fundraising and other high-stakes business activities. A private equity company could, for instance, utilize the VDR as a method to share documents with potential investors. It may also give access to the financial performance and growth metrics of the business.
When selecting a VDR Choose one with a good reputation and has a wide variety of features. Make sure the VDR has a a user-friendly product interface and provides training and support for users who want to start. Also, look for a company that has security standards and certifications.
A good VDR includes collaboration tools, search capabilities, detailed audit trails, and reports. You can also upload and manage documents easily and set permissions to limit who is allowed to view and edit files. When the transaction or project has been completed, it's easy to remove your access.