Getting Started
Using the due diligence overview
The Overview is the first page of the Diligence area. It shows where the diligence has got to at a glance, and what needs attention.
The Overview is the first page of the Diligence area. It shows where the diligence has got to at a glance, and what needs attention.
Open Diligence in the left-hand navigation menu and click Overview.
Headline numbers
Tile | What it shows |
Docs reviewed | The percentage of documents marked Reviewed |
DDQs awaiting response | Questions sent and not yet answered, out of all questions sent |
Issues raised | All issues on the matter |
Issues red | Issues rated Red |
Gaps outstanding | Gap lines not yet received, and how many are aged |
Needs review
A to do list of items waiting for someone, such as AI gap lines to confirm, DDQ responses to assess, issues awaiting review and gap lines open for more than seven days. Overdue items are flagged.
Key issues
The most serious issues on the matter, with a count of Red, Amber and Green. Click View all issues to open the Issues page.
Milestones
Milestones are the key dates in the diligence, such as DDQ round deadlines, the draft client report and the final review deadline. Each milestone shows its date, time and whether it is Complete or Overdue. Milestones also drive notifications, for example reminding the team to get their questions in before the next DDQ round goes.
Adding a milestone
- Click Add > New milestone, or click Manage milestones
- Enter the name, date and time
From Manage milestones you can also edit milestones and mark them complete.
Workstream progress
Each workstream with its lead, the percentage of its documents reviewed and how many are left. Click View scope to open the Scope page.
Recent activity
The latest actions on the diligence, including AI runs, status changes and matched documents. Click View full activity to see everything.
Quick actions
Click Add at the top of the page to create a New issue, New question, New milestone or Upload documents from anywhere on the Overview.
Related articles
- Raising and reviewing issues
- Using gap analysis
- Sending DDQ rounds and assessing responses
