Stop answering the same security questionnaire twice.

Built for the security questionnaire that won’t stop arriving

Procurement has standardised on the security questionnaire. A small B2B vendor sells into dozens of enterprise buyers a year, and most of them send a questionnaire. Each one is typically a 150-row Excel file with the same questions rephrased slightly. The math doesn’t work. A questionnaire can eat a full working day or two of a security or CTO’s time, and the answers don’t transfer. Vanta and Drata don’t fix this. They automate the SOC 2 evidence collection that triggers the questionnaire, not the questionnaire itself. Questionnaire-response services can answer them for you, but usually as a per-questionnaire or annual-subscription add-on.

KnytX Trust is the always-on, library-backed, human-reviewed answer, built and hosted by us end to end. The public trust page cuts inbound volume. The library accumulates approved answers over time. The engine drafts the rest under human review. Every questionnaire you answer adds to your verified library, and that accumulated knowledge is hard to rebuild elsewhere.

Why this works now

Two shifts make the trust-page-plus-library approach practical today. First, enterprise procurement has standardised on the trust-page-plus-questionnaire flow, so a public page genuinely deflects inbound. Second, AI answer-drafting is now good enough to trust with human review. The hard part was always building the library and reviewing the draft, not the model. Your tenth questionnaire takes an hour, not a day, because your answers accumulate.

How it works, in three steps

1. Publish a public trust page. Sign up for Free, verify your domain (DNS TXT or verified company-domain email), publish at knytx.com/yourcompany. The trust page is built for search visibility, includes your security posture, certifications, subprocessor list, and your approved FAQ answers. Procurement finds you before procurement asks.

2. Build the answer library. Concierge onboarding (Pro) or DIY (Starter): upload your SOC 2 report, your pentest summary, your policies, and the last 3 questionnaires you answered. The system extracts approved Q&A pairs, attaches citations to source documents, sets approval states and review dates. The library accumulates; every questionnaire you answer adds to it.

3. Run a questionnaire through the engine. Upload a CSV/XLSX. The system parses the questions and retrieves from your approved library. It drafts answers with inline citations and confidence scores, then writes them back into the original file format. A human reviews (low-confidence drafts go straight to “needs human answer”), edits, approves. Export. Submit.

Security details

The claims above, reviewable at a level of detail security teams can check before they trust it with their questionnaires. Full technical detail lives on our Privacy Promise page.

AI provider policy. By default, your questionnaires and answers are processed by AI models we run ourselves, on our own hardware. No data leaves our infrastructure. Third-party AI providers (Anthropic, OpenAI) are available as an explicit, opt-in choice for each customer. When enabled, requests go out under a zero-data-retention agreement with the provider. Every call is logged, and the provider is automatically added to your subprocessor list. No silent scope creep.

Encryption at rest. Documents are encrypted at rest, isolated per customer, using industry-standard authenticated encryption with keys managed under our internal key-management process. One disclosed exception: the vectors we use for semantic search are stored unencrypted, because encrypting them breaks similarity search. We list this trade-off here rather than bury it.

Data residency. All customer data — questionnaires, library entries, documents, and search indexes — is stored on our own infrastructure by default and does not leave it. Custom residency options are available on request.

Honest about the part that still requires you

Watermarking and NDA gating make a leak attributable and actionable. But a legitimately-approved viewer can still photograph a screen. That’s the ceiling for any disclosure product, including the largest vendors in this space. We don’t pretend otherwise.

The same applies to AI-drafted answers. A wrong questionnaire answer is contract risk, not a tech demo. The drafts are grounded in your approved library, cite the source, score confidence, and never auto-submit. But the human review is your responsibility, not the engine’s. We say this plainly in our marketing and our terms. We’d rather you set the right expectation than discover the limit after a procurement-team escalation.

See also

• KnytX Privacy Promise — the structural commitments that make KnytX a credible trust-vendor (subscriptions only, our own infrastructure, no adtech).
• KnytX Shield — the consumer privacy line that lives in the same suite.
• Trust pricing & add-ons — the scoped Trust pricing facet: base tiers plus compatible add-ons with a live running total.
• Pricing — full KnytX suite pricing, including the Trust tiers and the consumer Privacy Shield tiers.