Due diligence answers
Drafts clear answers to the questions investors ask in diligence, flagging what needs a document.
Use it when
A term sheet is close and diligence questions are coming in.
What you fill in
- questions The diligence questions or list
- facts Your metrics, cap table summary, contracts, team facts
The prompt
Draft due diligence answers. Questions: questions Facts we have: facts For each question: a direct answer in 1 to 4 sentences using only the facts given, the document that supports it (or "needed"), and a flag if the answer could worry an investor along with how to frame it honestly. End with a checklist of documents to prepare. Never guess numbers; mark gaps. Before you answer, check your draft against every instruction above and fix anything that misses.
Why it works
- Answers only from supplied facts.
- Pairs each answer with its supporting document.
- Flags sensitive answers so you can frame them honestly.