Productivity
Prepare a data room
Everything diligence will ask for, sectioned, with why each item matters.
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Your prompt
Build a Seed data-room checklist. Incorporated in [your where you are incorporated], so use the corporate documents that applies. Section it the way diligence reads it: corporate, financials, legal, product and IP, team, customers. Under each item say in one line WHY it is asked for, because that is what tells a founder whether the thing they have is the thing that was requested. Flag the items that take weeks rather than hours: assignment of IP from early contractors, a clean cap table, and signed customer contracts. Those are the ones that delay a close, and finding them missing on day one costs nothing while finding them missing in week three costs the round.
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Why this works
The items that delay a close are the ones that take weeks, not hours: IP assignment from early contractors, a clean cap table, signed contracts. This flags those first, and says under each item why it is being asked for, which is what tells you whether what you have is what they want.