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Existing tools and practices are insufficient in the digital age. We need to rethink what due diligence means and how we conduct it.

Going beyond official requirements protects your institution. But done effectively, it can draw out growth opportunities.

Institutions are exposed to higher levels of public scrutiny than ever, and the cluttered information space poses reputational threats.

The importance of due diligence cannot be overstated. It’s not only a foundational part of every organisation’s counterparty engagement across all sectors, but the backbone for industries that rely on maintaining a positive public image.

Fundraising has seen a mass upheaval in recent years due to changes brought on by the pandemic, which has made it harder to build relationships in person. 49% of charities surveyed in 2021 lost fundraising income and many remain uncertain even as things returned to “normal.”

Modern technology has transformed how we work across practically every sector. Tech advancements have boosted productivity, enhanced working practices, and opened up new opportunities. The capabilities that automation offers in terms of efficiency and optimisation are now vital to any organisation’s survival, as well as growth.