1. Company and legal
- Commercial registration certificate and its current extract
- Memorandum and articles of association, with every amendment
- Shareholder register and board resolutions
- Riyada card, licences and permits that apply to your activity
- Any shareholder or founder agreements
2. Cap table and past funding
- Fully diluted cap table: founders, option pool, SAFEs or convertible notes, and every past round
- Signed copies of all SAFEs, notes and share subscription agreements
- Option pool rules and grants made
- A pro-forma cap table showing the round you are raising
3. Financials
- Monthly management accounts since incorporation, reconciled to the bank
- Audited financial statements, if you have them
- Current-year budget against actual
- 13-week cash forecast and runway in months
- Driver-based financial model for 24 to 36 months, with assumptions on one sheet
- Use-of-funds plan tied to the milestones the round pays for
4. Tax
- Tax card and corporate income tax returns filed
- VAT registration certificate and VAT returns, if registered
- Any correspondence or assessments from the Tax Authority
5. Customers and revenue
- Top customer contracts and their renewal dates
- Revenue by customer, product and month
- Unit economics: gross margin, CAC, payback and churn, with the calculation shown
- Pipeline with stage and expected close date
6. Team
- Organisation chart and headcount plan
- Employment contracts for founders and key staff
- Payroll summary, Omanisation position and social insurance registrations
- Any consultant or contractor agreements
7. Product and IP
- Trademark registrations and domain ownership
- IP assignment from founders, staff and contractors to the company
- Product roadmap and key technical documents
- Main software and data-processing agreements
8. Risks and disputes
- Any litigation, claims or disputes, open or threatened
- Loans, guarantees and security given
- Related-party transactions
Write one line on each item even when the answer is none. A clear 'none' saves a round of questions.
How to run the room
- Name files the same way: folder number, document, date (for example 3.2 Management accounts 2026-09)
- Give view-only access and track who opens what
- Keep one index sheet with every document, its date and owner
- Update the financial folder monthly while you raise
We build the financial folder, the model and the use-of-funds plan, and sit with you through diligence questions. Book a free discovery call.
Frequently asked questions
What goes in a seed round data room?
Eight folders: company and legal, cap table and past funding, financials, tax, customers and revenue, team, product and IP, and risks and disputes.
When should a startup build its data room?
Before the first term-sheet conversation. Investors move faster when the documents are ready and labelled.
Which financial documents do seed investors ask for?
Monthly management accounts, audited statements if any, budget against actual, a 13-week cash forecast, a 24 to 36-month model and a use-of-funds plan.
Do I need audited accounts to raise a seed round?
Not always. Reconciled monthly management accounts and a clear model often carry a seed round; check what your investor and your company's legal form require.