Use case: data rooms
For a funding round or due diligence, share a folder as one link. Every file opens in the viewer, and you see which documents each firm opened and how long they spent on them.
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An example: Bark Robotics, a fictional warehouse-robotics startup, in Series A diligence.
Crestline Ventures' partners get one link to Bark's fundraising folder, limited to the people Bark names. It opens on a short cover note that links to the deck, the one-pager and everything behind them.
Bark sees which documents the partners opened and how long they stayed on each, so it knows which questions are coming before they're asked.
When the round closes, Bark switches the link off and the room stops opening for everyone.
It's a folder shared on a secure link, with access control, download control, expiry and per-document reading activity. If you need Q&A workflows or different permissions per document inside one room, a dedicated virtual data room may suit you better.
Yes. Create a link per firm, to the same folder or a different one, each with its own rules, and see each firm's activity separately.
Only if you allow it on the link. With downloads off, documents stay in Sheepdoc's viewer.
Nothing for investors to install, and nothing charged per viewer.
