Vetted answers have an owner
Promote a library entry to a golden answer, name the person accountable for it, and set its review date. Once that date passes, the answer is flagged as overdue wherever it appears.
Security questionnaire work, remembered
InfoSecQuick turns the security questionnaires you’ve already finished — SIG, CAIQ, HECVAT, or a customer’s own spreadsheet — into a library, then drafts the next one from the answers you’ve already given. You review and approve.
We’re pre-launch. Self-serve signup isn’t open yet. We’re taking on 10 founding members now, onboarded personally with their own completed questionnaires.
The familiar part
You know you have answered most of it before. But those answers are buried in a dozen finished spreadsheets, so you rewrite them from memory — or chase the same answers out of engineering and legal again — and hope they match what you told the last customer.
01 — The import
Drop in completed XLSX, CSV, PDF, or Word files. Every question and answer is retained with the original row, the customer it went to, and the date — and the evidence you cited stays attached to the answer it supports.
Completed questionnaire
Original rows, customer, date, evidence
Needs answer
List your subprocessors.
No strong match
Review
Is customer data encrypted at rest and in transit?
92% match · awaiting your approval
Done
Do you maintain a current SOC 2 Type II report?
Approved by you
02 — The turn
InfoSecQuick matches each question by meaning, not keywords, so the same control worded five different ways still finds the answer you already gave. High-confidence matches wait in review with a confidence score; anything uncertain is flagged for human judgment.
On any question, reuse the exact answer you gave last time, or draft a fresh one from your approved answers.
Not a whole questionnaire? Search one question and get a copy-ready, source-backed answer.
When the board is done, export the completed set as an XLSX with the source behind every answer.
03 — The record
A growing library drifts. InfoSecQuick keeps the answers you reuse the most under a named owner, on a review date, with a history an auditor can follow.
Promote a library entry to a golden answer, name the person accountable for it, and set its review date. Once that date passes, the answer is flagged as overdue wherever it appears.
Assign questions that need a specialist to whoever owns that control, with a due date and a personal queue so nothing waits on the whole team.
Edits, approvals, exports, and membership changes are captured with who did it and when, filterable for the next audit or customer follow-up.
Every question passes through a person. Drafts stay drafts until you say otherwise.
It traces back to the past answer, the customer who got it, and the date, with a confidence score on every match.
Wording comes only from your approved answers. No confident match, and it says so.
InfoSecQuick does one thing — the security questionnaire. The bigger tools bundle questionnaire answering into a whole compliance program: SOC 2 evidence collection, control monitoring, the rest of the suite. If you’ve already invested in that somewhere, you shouldn’t have to tear it out to answer a questionnaire faster. Point InfoSecQuick at your old questionnaires and start — and keep your evidence collection, your audits, and everything else exactly where it is.
Fits the way your team already works
On the roadmapThe answers you trust already live in the tools you run. The plan is for InfoSecQuick to read from your compliance platform and your CRM so every draft reflects both your current controls and this specific customer — then push the status back when the work is done.
These connectors are not built yet, and they are built on demand. Tell us which one you need and it moves to the front of the queue — a single connector is days of work, not quarters. Founding members decide the order.
From your compliance platform
Approved controls and policy documents, read straight from the platform you already run, so your answers reflect your live compliance state instead of last year’s questionnaire.
Read-only, least privilege.
From your CRM
The deal profile, so answers that change per customer come out right — and when the questionnaire ships, the status goes back to the record and a note lands in your sales channel.
Whether this customer is hosted in the US or the EU changes the correct answer to a data-residency question — and that fact lives on the deal, not in your control library.
For consultants
Each client gets its own organization — its own library, users, and history. You reach them all from one account and switch in a click, but the answers live in the client’s organization, never in yours. The organization is a hard boundary: no client’s answers cross into another’s, and nothing pools at your account level. And because the data belongs to the org, the handoff is clean — if you step off the account or the client brings the work in-house, their library stays exactly where it is. Nobody else’s tool is built for the person answering questionnaires for more than one company.
Why this exists
“I built this for myself first. I’m the CPO and CIO at Traxo, and I’m the person our deals wait on when a customer sends a security questionnaire. I’ve been running our own questionnaires through an internal version of this for months. It made me roughly ten times faster at getting through one — and, the part I actually care about, it made my answers consistent from one customer to the next. That is the thing I could never do reliably from memory. InfoSecQuick is that tool, rebuilt so other people can use it.”
Founding members
InfoSecQuick is early and priced accordingly. The core of the product works — import your finished questionnaires and answer the next one with them. What comes after that is decided by the people paying for it.
Founding member
$500/month
Per organization. Unlimited questionnaires, unlimited imports, no per-seat charge.
No card required to apply.
Listed here rather than buried in a footnote on purpose. You are evaluating vendors for a living — you would find out anyway, and you should hear it from us first.
Tell us a little about the questionnaires you deal with. If it looks like a fit, we will get on a call, import one of your completed questionnaires together, and you can search it. That is usually the moment this clicks.