Short answer
A VDR supports due diligence by organizing confidential documents, controlling access, tracking reviewer activity, and creating a secure environment for internal and external parties to evaluate information.
Expanded answer
During due diligence, sellers, advisors, investors, banks, and legal teams need to review large volumes of sensitive documents.
A VDR provides structured folders, permission groups, Q&A workflows, audit logs, and secure document viewing so teams can collaborate efficiently without losing control of the underlying files.