1. Discover the intrinsic value of a project or enterprise. When investors and financiers analyze the intrinsic value of an enterprise from different angles, deviations often occur. The evaluation and consideration of the intrinsic value of an enterprise must be based on due diligence.

2. Determine the potential fatal defects and the possible impact on the expected investment. From the perspective of investors, due diligence is the first step of risk management.

3. Prepare for the investment scheme design. Financing parties usually have a clear understanding of various risk factors of enterprises, while investors do not. Therefore, it is necessary for investors to make up for the imbalance of information acquisition by implementing due diligence.