Datasite Diligence Virtual Data Room Pricing

new pdf to excel converter, this has become less of a pain and adds real value, helping to speed up our due diligence process. … where there is not that much data to work with, however that would be a pricing discussion.

used a VDR as it's really intuitive; on the other end it could be quite expensive so sometimes it's difficult to explain to someone who never use a VDR before … his money instead of use another provider which is cheaper … useful but sometimes it's too expensive

User experience / design flow Reporting Cost

High control over content visibility Expensive for large files

confirmatory. I no longer have permission, so it is just data storage, but the price remains the same.

and appreciate, but even then, they are easy to learn and quickly provide value to the project.

It is less appropriate for price sensitive clients, but the best option in a vacuum for any sellside process

Datasite Diligence Virtual Data Room is comparatively cheaper as compared to Intralinks.

It’s good but it’s expensive Sometimes hard to justify having open for long periods of time

Data protection Competitive price compared to similar services Opportunity to set up preferences as you like

Manual/repetitive login process High price … more functional and advanced, Ansarada was a smaller platform that was cheaper and easier to use due to its' simple nature. Price point was also better

it has all the features of the top competitors, it is secure, and it is priced in line with its competitors. I would highly recommend Datasite Diligence

down diligence efforts when it's difficult to identify new documents Fair pricing

Too expensive Transparency with pricing as data is added to the data room.

You get what you pay for in this type of software. There will always be cheaper solutions.

want the software to "just work" because it helps us be efficient and keep fees lowers for clients. Merrill DatasiteOne has a clean interface and is easy