DocSend Newsletter - DocSend’s Advanced Data Rooms are here

We’ve officially launched DocSend Advanced Data Rooms. Learn how it streamlines the entire end-to-end deal workflow, and check out how Kove Brewing, an up-and-coming beverage company, used their DocSend virtual data room to land a lead investor.

Introducing DocSend Advanced Data Rooms

This. Is. Big.

DocSend Advanced Data Rooms let you manage, share, and optimize data like never before. Streamline every step in the deal workflow so you can manage your most sensitive information with confidence and control. Our Advanced Data Rooms allow you to customize access to your data, invite group collaboration, and analyze real-time engagement insights. Nearly 80% of VDR users found that virtual data rooms improved their deal efficiency and collaboration.

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Brewing up growth with the help of DocSend virtual data rooms

Kove, a company that brews cocktail-inspired botanical infusions, wanted to grow their footprint in a highly competitive market. The problem? They needed a way to securely share their pitch deck and other sensitive files with potential investors without their valuable data falling into the wrong hands. The solution? DocSend virtual data rooms.

See why Kove’s founder described using DocSend as “a no-brainer” and how their VDR helped them bring in a lead investor and secure funding.

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