What you see
A questionnaire uploaded, answers produced with their sources and scores, the gap analysis, and the named approval step.
Two routes on one page. The interactive demo proves the experience; the session on your documents proves it holds up on your reality. The second is the one that decides.
A guided walkthrough of the product on a demonstration dataset. No email required to start: we ask for one only if you want the link sent to you or shared internally.
A questionnaire uploaded, answers produced with their sources and scores, the gap analysis, and the named approval step.
Ten minutes, at your pace, in your browser. You can stop and come back.
How well it performs on your documents. That is the second route, and it is the one we would judge us on.
Bring a real questionnaire, ITT pack or audit request. We process it in front of you, on your own documents, during the session.
The last questionnaire you completed by hand, or the one on your desk now. Plus read access to a sample of your policies, references or certificates.
Sources connected, questionnaire uploaded, answers produced with source, page and score, and the gaps in your current evidence shown plainly.
A dedicated demonstration instance, no reuse of your documents, no training of any model, and deletion after the session. Stated before you send anything.
The person who fills these in today, and, if you can, your security lead. They will ask the hard questions, which is the point.
Sixty minutes, your documents, your environment. The slot you book is confirmed immediately; bring the questionnaire you last filled in by hand.
A polished demo on a vendor’s own dataset proves that the vendor can prepare a demo. It says nothing about what happens when the question is oddly worded, when the policy is eighteen months old, or when the document simply does not exist.
That is why we push the second route. It is also the one where we occasionally discover that your documentation needs work before the platform can help, and we would rather tell you that in an hour than after a signature.
Frequently asked
No. It runs immediately. An email is requested only if you want the link sent to you or shared with a colleague.
They go into a dedicated demonstration instance, are not reused, do not train any model, and are deleted after the session. The frame is stated in writing beforehand.
Yes, and many prospects do for a first session. Bear in mind that redaction sometimes removes exactly the questions that are hardest, which weakens the test.
One hour is enough to see a real questionnaire go from the file you send us to the file you get back. Two hours if you want to include a portal or a gap-drafting example.
No, deliberately. A self-service trial on an empty account proves nothing about the quality of evidence drawn from your documents. The session on your documents is the honest equivalent, with no commitment.
One hour, your documents, your environment. You will know by the end whether this changes anything for your team.