You can create security policies in the VDR to require two forms of identification (such a password or a one-time code transmitted via mobile device) for someone to access your files. VDRs let you allow users to have their permissions expire after a set number of days depending on the date and time the files were uploaded. You may also opt to notify users when their access to the files is about to expire.
Due diligence is the most common use of the VDR. This is the case when multiple parties are required to access confidential documents from a company that is not accessible without a VDR’s secure online environment. Other business processes that can benefit from the use of a VDR include capital raising for reorganization, internal audits and reorganization.
VDRs are popular with venture capitalists, private equity firms and other professionals who deal with large volumes of deals. They need to share massive amounts of information. The document management and indexing capabilities of a VDR enable these users to quickly find the information they require and quickly review the information in a secure setting.
Auditors and regulators are usually looking at companies in a growth stage to ensure they are crossing all “t”s and dotting every “i”. A virtual data room allows companies keep their information safe, accessible and organized in a manner that is able to easily be reviewed and audited.
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