None of them are about your product. All of them will be asked before a term sheet becomes money.
Are your statutory accounts current and filed?
Is your cap table complete, signed and reconciled?
Are all founder and employee equity documents executed?
Do you have twelve months of clean management accounts?
Is your revenue recognition policy documented and consistent?
Do you own your intellectual property outright, with assignments in place?
Are your key customer and supplier contracts signed and assignable?
Is your data protection position documented (GDPR or equivalent)?
Do you have a written, defensible use of proceeds?
Can you evidence the origin of previously raised funds?
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Items that most often stop a transaction carry more weight than items that merely delay one.
Intellectual property assignments and a reconciled cap table carry the heaviest weight, because a defect in either can halt a transaction outright.
Filed accounts and consistent management reporting are what convert your narrative into something an adviser can verify.
Evidencing the origin of funds already raised matters to any regulated counterparty. It is a common and avoidable late-stage obstacle.
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