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Navigate the Dataroom

Last updated: April 5, 20262 min read

The Dataroom is a structured document repository for each company in your pipeline. It organizes all uploaded documents — financial statements, tax returns, bank statements, and more — into a browsable folder tree.

Access the Dataroom

Navigating the Dataroom and browsing documents
1

Open a company profile

From the Leads page, click any company name to open its profile.

2

Click the Dataroom tab

In the top navigation of the company profile, click Dataroom (next to AICA Report, Debt Options, and Deals).

Folder and file structure

Documents are organized in a hierarchical folder tree based on document type. Each top-level folder represents a document category (e.g., Financial Statements, Bank Statements, Tax Returns), with subfolders for specific periods or years.

Click the arrow next to any folder to expand or collapse it. Files within each folder show:

ColumnWhat it shows
DataFile or folder name (with indentation showing nesting level)
StatusA New label if the file was recently added
Data FromStart date of the document's period
Data TillEnd date of the document's period
Last UpdatedWhen the file was last modified

Active and Archived views

The Dataroom has two views, toggled via tabs at the top:

  • Active — Documents currently in use. This is the default view.
  • Archived — Documents that have been archived. They're preserved but moved out of the active view.

The count next to each tab shows how many files are in that view.

New file indicators

Files recently added to the Dataroom are marked with a New status badge. This helps you quickly spot documents that have just been uploaded or ingested from Magic Upload.

Download new files

Click the Download New button (purple, top-right) to download only the newly added files as a ZIP archive — without having to select them individually.

Tip:

Documents uploaded and tagged via Magic Upload automatically appear in the Dataroom, filed into the correct folder based on their Data Type.

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