Marketplace

Discovery when you want it, private distribution when you need control

Dealflou marketplace should be understood as two layers: public discovery for eligible deals and controlled invite-only distribution for confidential processes.

Discover public deals

Use marketplace discovery when advisors want broader visibility.

Receive private invites

Move directly from advisor invitation into account creation, NDA, and VDR access.

Advisor flow

Create deal, choose visibility, invite investors

The marketplace should not force a single model. Advisors need to decide whether a deal is discoverable or invite-only.

Keep private deals invite-only.

Publish public deals when marketplace discovery matters.

Track who opened, signed NDA, and entered the room.

Why this matters for confidential deals

A plain marketplace implies open visibility. Dealflou should communicate that liquidity can coexist with strict advisor control and NDA-gated diligence.

See security architecture

Active sectors

Tech, healthcare, industrials

Access model

Public discovery + invite-only distribution

Security layer

NDA, permissions, audit visibility

Buyer motion

Open -> NDA -> VDR -> engagement tracking

Encrypted by default

Sensitive deal files move through encrypted connections and protected storage.

Granular permissions

Control access by investor, folder, document, download, print, and watermark rules.

Audit-ready activity

Track NDA, document views, downloads, and deal engagement from one workspace.

AI with deal isolation

AI summaries and Q&A stay scoped to the authorized deal room context.

Use the marketplace as a layer, not the whole story

The strongest motion is advisor-first: build the deal, secure the room, invite the right buyers, then expand discovery only when it helps.

See advisor workflow

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