AI drafts. People decide.
Questionnaire answers drafted from your own controls and policies, and an assistant that reads your live program. Everything it says is cited, and a person signs it off. This page is a conversation: scroll to ask what buyers ask us.
A helper that drafts answers to the long security questionnaires customers send.
Questionnaires can take days. Auto-fill turns hours of searching into minutes of reviewing.
How it works- Click New Session and name it after the customer.
- Paste the questions (one per line).
- Click Generate. For each question, CompliLens searches your own controls, evidence, published policies, context, objectives, drills, access reviews and certifications, then drafts an answer using only what it found.
- Each answer shows citations: the exact sources used. If nothing relevant exists, it says so instead of inventing an answer.
- Material related to Restricted data is excluded automatically.
- A person edits the answer, then clicks Mark Reviewed.
- Download the finished questionnaire as a PDF.
Pick a question. Each draft cites the records it came from, and anything restricted is excluded.
A chat box where you ask questions about your own compliance data in everyday language.
Instead of clicking through many pages, just ask.
How it works- Open AI Assistant and type a question, for example "How many risks are overdue for review?" or "Which controls have no evidence attached?"
- The assistant picks the right data lookups, reads your live data, and writes an answer that streams onto the screen.
- Small chips above the answer show which lookups it used, so the answer is transparent.
- It can answer questions about risks, NCRs, vendors, assets, incidents, training, certifications, framework gaps, overdue CAPAs, policy acknowledgement gaps, and more.
Choose a question. I show which lookups I used before I answer.
Six guardrails, built in rather than bolted on.
Yes. The assistant is listed in our own AI system inventory as limited risk, with notes on human oversight. Any future version that can take actions would need its own review.