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Investor readiness

Investors ask questions you do not have the answers to. Yet.

Digital due diligence is the standard in any serious fundraise. Ejerblik documents your tech stack, IP ownership and digital assets, so you meet the investor prepared.

Do you recognise these situations?

  • An investor asks about IP ownership of the source code, and nobody has documented who legally owns it
  • Due diligence turns up unclear supplier agreements and lock-ins that delay the investment
  • The company cannot prove it owns its digital assets freely and without restriction

A typical meeting

The first meeting with the investor went well. But when they started asking technical questions: who owns your source code? Do you have documented access rights? Are there licences that tie you to a particular platform? We could not answer.

Digital due diligence is not only for a sale. It is the standard for any serious fundraise: from venture capital to a bank loan and strategic partnerships. Ejerblik makes sure you can answer the questions before they become problems.

From unstructured technology to investor-ready documentation

  1. Map

    Map every digital asset: systems, IP, licences and supplier agreements

  2. Document

    Document legal ownership and access structure per asset

  3. Assess

    Identify risks that could become questions in due diligence

  4. Share

    Export a professional report for an investor, fund or bank adviser

How it looks in Ejerblik

Ejerblik report and dashboard in a meeting room, investor readiness
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Ejerblik dashboard, actual screenshot

Everything the investor will ask about, documented in advance

  • IP and asset records with ownership documentation. Document who legally owns the source code, domains, trademarks and data.
  • Risk assessment and compliance status. Identify assets that are a risk in a due diligence review.
  • An exportable due diligence report. A professional report ready for an investor, accountant and legal adviser.
  • Supplier agreements and lock-in periods. Document the contractual lock-ins the investor will ask about.
  • Access management and security documentation. Prove the company has control of its critical systems.
  • Share securely with controlled access. Give the investor or adviser exactly the access they need, no more.

From practice

Our investor was impressed that we could deliver complete digital documentation in two days. It gave us a noticeably stronger negotiating position.
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Ready to meet the investor prepared?

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