48 Evidence Requirements / 8 Categories

Track the evidence.
Not just the tasks.

Mark every requirement as not available, in progress, available or needing review. Progress stays in this browser; documents are never uploaded here.

Status tracker only. 'Available' means the user says a record exists; it does not mean Valley & Views has verified its validity, accuracy or sufficiency.

Overall evidence status0%
0 Available0 Needs review0 In progress48 Not available
Evidence Management

Due-diligence checklist FAQs

What is the project due-diligence checklist?

It is a private evidence tracker covering 48 document requirements across eight project categories. It is not professional certification or approval.

Does it prove that a Nepal resort project is feasible?

No. Feasibility requires site-specific legal, survey, technical, environmental, market, cost, finance and operating evidence reviewed by qualified advisers.

Does it calculate investment return or valuation?

No. It does not produce return, valuation, lending, rate or occupancy conclusions and makes no commercial guarantee.

Can it replace legal or technical advice?

No. It helps organise questions and evidence; the responsible Nepal professionals must define, verify and sign their work.

Where is progress information stored?

Interactive selections stay in this browser's local storage unless the user deliberately submits an enquiry.

Is any personal information included in shared results?

No personal contact data is placed in a share link. A copied summary contains only the user's project-status selections.

Can an early idea use this tool?

Yes. Choosing not started or not available is useful because it identifies what the next discovery scope should address.

Can an existing hotel use it?

Yes. The evidence categories also support repositioning, renovation or operating review, but existing asset condition and live performance must be added.

Who should own each action?

The project sponsor should assign a named accountable party, qualified adviser where required, due date and evidence reference.

How often should the result be updated?

Update it whenever land status, programme, approvals, cost, procurement, operator or opening assumptions materially change.

What should happen before major spending?

The owner should define the decision gate, required evidence, independent reviews, downside conditions and authority to proceed.

What happens after an enquiry is submitted?

The structured context is saved for human review through the existing Development enquiry flow. It creates no contract, approval, quotation or payment.