Do I need more than a Fundable profile in order to start raising capital?

Creating a Fundable profile is a great place to start, but investors may request more information before deciding to make an investment. When going through due diligence, investors typically review operating agreements or corporate by-laws, financial statements, customer and supplier agreements, patent applications, etc. If they like what they see, you’ll eventually need to draft transactional documents such as stock purchase agreements or promissory notes.