There are times when you should expand your due diligence beyond the basics. For example:
- You're planning a large order. If you're spending significant money, take the time to do a full audit.
- You're expanding to multiple locations. More locations mean more compliance risk. Dig deeper on every supplier.
- You're entering a highly regulated market. Some states and cities have strict rules. Check local laws carefully.
Expanding your checks is about protecting your investment. It's worth the extra time.





