Diligence, organized to close.
A lender's diligence room is not an M&A room. Prodeal is built around the lender's checklist, so every document lands against a named request and the room is useful from its first hour.
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Folder-first rooms decay
Uploads land wherever the uploader guesses, and the room needs reorganizing mid-deal.
Third-party reports arrive scattered
Appraisal, environmental, and survey land on their own timelines into different inboxes.
Reviewer questions multiply
Once underwriting and counsel start reading, requests balloon, often in email.
Diligence, organized to close.
A diligence file stays reviewable from the first request to the last report.
01Load a request-first room
The checklist is the room's structure, so every document lands against a named request.
02Track third-party reports as lines
Appraisal, environmental, and survey are tracked items with owners and dates, not loose files.
03Answer reviewer questions in place
Notes live on the item they are about, so a question and its answer stay together.
04Close with the record kept
Every version and status change is time-stamped and exports for the file.
Load one live diligence file and see it stay organized.
Book a demoRequest-first, never a dump
The checklist is the room's structure, so diligence stays navigable at document three hundred.
Third-party reports as lines
Appraisal, environmental, survey, and title are tracked items with owners and dates.
Questions live on the item
Reviewer questions and answers sit on the line they are about, not in a side thread.
Reviewer-safe sharing
Reviewer groups see what their role allows, and downloads carry a stamp.
Questions lenders ask
- What makes due diligence software different for lenders?
- It is built around the lender's checklist, not a seller's story. Documents land against named requests, third-party reports are tracked lines, and the room is organized to close a loan rather than market a sale.
- How is this different from a generic data room?
- A generic room is folder-first and decays into a document dump. Prodeal is request-first: the checklist is the structure, so every file answers a named item.
- Can we track reports from third parties?
- Yes. The appraisal, environmental, survey, and title are tracked items with owners and due dates, so a scattered report becomes a line you can see.
- Is it secure enough for a regulated file?
- Yes. Prodeal runs on a SOC 2 Type 2 audited platform with role-based access, watermarking, and an exportable audit trail.
Diligence that stays reviewable.
Bring one deal's request list to the walkthrough. See the room stay organized at document three hundred.