How to Get Started with iii Partners
Evaluating an iii Partners portfolio company follows a structured five-step process designed to give investors real data from day one — no guesswork, no waiting for a product to be built. Here is exactly how to begin.
Step 1 — Request a Data Room
Every portfolio company has a prepared data room containing:
- Live funnel metrics (discovered leads, qualified contacts, engagement rates)
- Pipeline numbers and early revenue signals
- User activity data
- Architecture documentation for the iii Agent Hub
Data rooms are available immediately — there is no build period before you can start due diligence.
Step 2 — Review the iii Agent Hub Architecture
Before evaluating growth potential, understand how operations run. The iii Agent Hub is a shared AI operating system with 12 autonomous agents covering:
- Lead discovery and outreach
- Content marketing
- Customer chat support
- Analytics and reporting
This infrastructure is already live inside the company you are evaluating. You are not inheriting a roadmap — you are inheriting a running engine.
Step 3 — Meet the Founding Team
Schedule an intro call with Scott Fielder (scott@iii.partners) or book directly at https://cal.com/iii/iii-partners-demo.
- Validate the vertical thesis behind the specific product
- Confirm the market opportunity and competitive positioning
- Walk through the live product demo
Step 4 — Negotiate Equity Terms
- You are buying equity in one specific, named portfolio company
- Raises are structured as seed rounds
- iii Partners retains equity and continues providing the shared operating infrastructure post-close
Step 5 — Close and Receive Your Position
Once terms are agreed, close the seed round and receive your equity stake in a revenue-bearing software company with a proven GTM engine already running.
Key Contacts
- Scott Fielder, CEO — scott@iii.partners
- Booking link — https://cal.com/iii/iii-partners-demo
FAQ
- How long does the evaluation process typically take?
- Because the data room is prepared in advance and the product is already live, due diligence can begin immediately after an intro call. The timeline from first contact to term sheet depends on investor pace, not on product readiness.
- Can I invest in multiple portfolio companies?
- Yes. Each portfolio company is a separate equity opportunity. Investors can evaluate and invest in one or several companies independently.
- What is the typical seed round size?
- Seed rounds for individual portfolio companies are structured in the $500K–$2M range.