The AI section of the security questionnaire just stalled your deal.

Enterprise buyers now ask hard questions about your AI: which models, where customer data flows, training-data rights, evaluation evidence. Claimbound reviews your actual systems and drafts answers where every material statement is classified, dated, and linked to evidence — and anything unsupported is flagged honestly instead of papered over.

Five business days from access. Read-only. Your source code is never retained.

The problem

The questions assume documentation most teams haven't built.

Standard security questionnaires added AI sections this year: model provenance, AI subprocessors, data flows into models, training-data rights, output-evaluation evidence. Prose written from memory doesn't survive review — and stalled reviews cost quarters.

Reviewers read vagueness all day

Fluent, confident, unsourced answers are the norm — and the reason AI sections get escalated. Classified, evidence-linked claims read differently.

Your engineers have better things to do

Reconstructing your AI estate by hand, per questionnaire, per deal, burns the exact people who should be shipping product.

The facts live in your systems

Which models, which providers, which data paths — it's all observable. Someone just has to observe it, classify it, and keep it current.

How it works

Five business days, three steps, one honest artifact.

01 — Observe

We review your real systems

Read-only repository and configuration review, provider settings, contracts, and a structured interview. Facts are extracted; your code is not retained.

02 — Classify

Every claim gets a type and evidence

Directly Observed, Document Supported, Customer Declared, Inferred — or honestly Unknown. Each claim carries its source, method, date, and hash.

03 — Answer

You approve, then assert

Drafted answers to your real questionnaire, an AI inventory, a subprocessor and data-flow map, an evidence manifest, and a gap list — reviewed with you, approved by you.

OBS · Directly ObservedDOC · Document SupportedDEC · Customer DeclaredINF · InferredREV · Human ReviewedATT · Third-Party AttestedUNK · Unknown — flagged, never hidden
What we refuse to do

The refusals are the product.

Our founding rules are published — and they bind every answer we draft. The people reviewing your answers can rely on them precisely because of what we won't write.

  • No invented answers. A claim without evidence renders as Unknown — a complete, valid answer.
  • No softening for money. Claim classifications can't be bought. By anyone. At any price.
  • No guarantees of passing. Nobody controls the reviewer; be wary of anyone who promises otherwise.
  • No concealment. We decline engagements that ask us to omit known material facts.
  • You own your record. Full export in open formats, deletion on request, no training on your content without opt-in.
  • Corrections are free, forever. If we get something wrong, we fix it visibly and tell you fast.
  • Everything is traceable. Delivered packages are hashed and recorded in an append-only issuance log.
  • Our rules are public. Read the constitution and the evidence standard.
Pricing

Flat, published, no surprises.

AI Disclosure Package

$3,500 fixed

  • AI model, agent, and vendor inventory
  • AI subprocessor and data-flow map
  • Evidence-backed draft answers for one real questionnaire
  • Evidence manifest + gap register
  • Approval session and one revision round

Full scope & exclusions

Keep it current

$500 / month, optional

Maintained answers and evidence as your product changes — every new questionnaire starts from a living record instead of a blank page. Cancel anytime.

Have a questionnaire sitting in the queue?

Twenty minutes to find out if this fits — and we'll tell you plainly if it doesn't.

Book a call

or write to hello@claimbound.com