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Product targeted at startups - feedback needed
We are thinking about developing a product that a startup business would use to organize their official documents: corporate documents, contracts, employment documents, tax documents, etc. It wouldn't provide these document forms to you, just help you organize them and get a basic level of guidance as to when particular documents are needed.
It would include intuitive compliance tools, such as helping a user understand when particular documents are advisable and when they are not, monitor legal compliance procedures, and contain a minute book and cap table. It would also include productivity tools, such as board and shareholder notification tools, collaboration tools such as version control and electronic signatures, and similar options.
We're looking for feedback. Is this something you would find helpful? Would you pay for it?
- verelo 14y agoPersonally i dont think there is a market here. Startups do not have money, period. Startups use tools like dropbox and google docs for storing documents today. Unless you can be a magnitude of 10 to 100x better (not just a little better), dont waste your time. If you dont want to take this feedback, i suggest you find the simplest experiment you can run (no code involved) to test this out.
- fvisor 14y agoThanks! Yes, we'll be testing it extensively, and your feedback is very helpful. The idea is not to replace cloud storage solutions, but to create a complimentary guide to managing your documents and other legal workflows. In other words, it's not a storage tool, but a productivity and monitoring tool. It's designed to help cut down on both legal expenses and internal time devoted to legal compliance. When you start a business, would you use such a tool if it were free? When your business got bigger and you have a larger volume of documents to manage, would you pay for premium services?