A faster way through the customer security questionnaire.
If the facts already exist across policies, architecture notes, audit reports, and old answers, the bottleneck is usually assembly—not another compliance program.
Launch offer: first 5 paid jobs are $79 (regular $129), applied automatically at checkout. One job, no subscription, no sales call.
Start with ground truth, not a blank spreadsheet
Collect the documents that actually describe your controls: security policies, access-control standards, incident-response material, architecture notes, backup practices, approved prior responses, and current audit or certification material.
A response should be traceable back to evidence. If a question asks for something the evidence does not establish, the correct drafting behavior is to flag it for review rather than guess.
- Keep the original questionnaire format
- Separate supported facts from assumptions
- Preserve reviewer attention for genuine gaps
- Review contractual or certification language manually
Where the time usually goes
The repetitive work is finding the relevant fact, rewriting it to fit the question, keeping terminology consistent, and putting it back into the customer's spreadsheet. That is the portion DiligenceDraft is designed to automate.
What one paid job does
Upload one .xlsx questionnaire plus the evidence you are authorized to use. The service returns a workbook copy with draft responses, confidence labels, evidence-source labels, and a review note for anything that needs human judgment.