How to Provide Technical Due Diligence for VCs

Learn how to evaluate startup codebases, architecture, teams, security, and hardware roadmaps, communicate material risks, structure investor engagements, and build referral relationships.

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How to Provide Technical Due Diligence for VCs

Course overview: Learn how to evaluate startup codebases, architecture, teams, security, and hardware roadmaps, communicate material risks, structure investor engagements, and build referral relationships.

This practical course shows you how to turn expertise in startup codebases, architecture, cybersecurity, engineering teams, scalability, and hardware roadmaps into a market-ready specialist investor advisory service serving venture capital firms and angel investors assessing technology companies.

What you will learn

  • Validate demand, choose a profitable niche, and define the ideal customer for your offer.
  • Package a clear solution, scope deliverables, and select the tools, technology, suppliers, or partners required for delivery.
  • Create pricing, budgets, contracts, quality controls, and operating processes that protect customer outcomes and profit margins.
  • Build a credible pilot, portfolio, or proof of concept and use it to approach venture capital firms and angel investors assessing technology companies.
  • Develop a practical sales, launch, support, referral, and recurring-revenue plan.

Who this course is for

Designed for engineers, technical professionals, consultants, product builders, and aspiring founders who want to create a specialist investor advisory service.

Course outcome

By the end of the course, you will have a focused business concept, a defined customer profile, a packaged offer, an initial pricing model, and a step-by-step plan for winning your first customers.