Due Diligence and Fundraising Processes

Due diligence is an essential part of any fundraising process. Due diligence confirms a person’s or business’s identity and provides information about their past and relationships and permits investors to look over your business prior to investing in you.

If you’re a firm seeking investment or hoping to team with a charitable organization conducting thorough and transparent due diligence is essential to your success. The ability to conduct due diligence early in the process allows you to quickly spot and eliminate bad partners prior to investing your time in building relationships that might not be worth the investment.

For example the case of a donor who has had a history of controversy or has taken part in actions in the past, it could be a deciding factor. You can conduct due diligence early in the process to determine if the relationship is compatible with your company’s mission and values.

A good due diligence process is swift, thorough, and well-organized. It should be able to take in large quantities of public information such as news media websites or social networks, or even gray literature, and produce digestible reports that can be easily shared across teams. It is also expected to automatically scour millions of documents, and present an organized, clear picture of your company that’s easy to read and share.

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