Deal rooms for developers
One project, three audiences, three different sets of documents. One room.
A development runs on parallel conversations — equity, debt, and the parties doing diligence — each needing a different slice of the same document set. Most people solve that with three folders and a naming convention nobody follows.
What changes
One room, permissioned three ways.
Equity investors see the pro forma and the sponsor track record. Lenders see the financials, the appraisal, the environmental. Diligence parties see what they need and nothing else. You maintain one document set, not three.
Gate the sensitive tiers.
Waiver required before the underwriting opens. Captured, timestamped, tied to a name.
Watermarked underwriting.
Switch it on and your model carries the viewer's identity on every page. Deters the casual forward, and makes the uncommon one traceable.
See where each conversation is.
Which lender opened the appraisal. Which LP is on their fourth visit to the model. Which one hasn't opened it at all — a different problem needing a different email.
Templates across projects.
The structure that worked on the last raise starts the next one already built.
Also useful
Video walkthroughs and renderings live alongside the documents. Embedded pages let you host a full project microsite inside the room. Threaded comments keep the questions attached to the document instead of scattered across email.