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    RFP & Due Diligence Automation

    Answer once.
    Reuse forever.

    Whisperly extracts every question, drafts answers from your approved evidence, and returns the file in the same format.

    RFP Response · Meridian Bank AG · rfp_security_annex_v4.xlsx
    Drafting
    184
    Questions extracted
    171
    Drafted from library
    13
    Need an expert
    2h
    Elapsed, not 3 weeks
    2.4 Describe encryption applied to personal data at rest and in transit.
    98%
    AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit. Keys managed in AWS KMS with annual rotation.
    Source · Information Security Policy v4.2, §6.1
    3.1 List all sub-processors with access to customer data and their locations.
    96%
    14 sub-processors, listed with purpose, location and transfer mechanism.
    Source · Live RoPA, external recipients register
    7.2 Confirm your recovery time objective for the service supporting this contract.
    Escalated
    Contract-specific. Routed to Head of Infrastructure with the two prior answers attached.
    Export back to rfp_security_annex_v4.xlsx, original structure preserved
    93% ready for review

    The same answers, written again each time.

    Responding to an RFP is not a knowledge problem. Your organisation already knows every answer. The cost is finding it, phrasing it, and proving it, over and over.

    Bids miss the deadline

    A security annex arrives with the RFP and takes one to three weeks to complete, so either the submission slips or your engineers come off roadmap to rescue it.

    Answers contradict each other

    Different people answer the same question differently across bids. An evaluator comparing your response to last year's finds the inconsistency before you do.

    Nothing carries over

    The work done for the last RFP is trapped in an emailed attachment, so the next one starts from a blank page again.

    Upload it. Review the draft.

    Four stages, and your team only appears in the third.

    01

    Extract the questions

    Upload the RFP or questionnaire as it arrived, in Excel, Word, PDF or a portal export. The parser finds every question regardless of layout, strips duplicates and near-duplicates, and groups the rest by topic so related answers are reviewed together.

    02

    Draft from your own evidence

    Each answer is written from your approved answer library, policies, certifications and live compliance records, and cited back to the source document and section. A confidence score tells your reviewer where to spend attention.

    03

    Review, escalate, approve

    High-confidence answers need a glance. Anything bid-specific or genuinely new is routed to the person who owns it, with prior answers attached as context. Approved answers rejoin the library, so the next RFP starts further ahead.

    04

    Return it in their format

    Export back into the original file with its structure, numbering and tabs intact, so the evaluator receives the document they issued rather than a reformatted version that risks failing a compliance check.

    One engine. Every request.

    An RFP annex, a diligence pack and an auditor's evidence request are the same task in different wrapping. All of them run off one shared answer library.

    Inbound

    When you are being assessed

    RFP and tender security annexes
    Enterprise security questionnaires and vendor onboarding packs
    Investor and acquirer diligence requests
    Auditor, certification body and regulator evidence requests
    Outbound

    When you are doing the assessing

    Send questionnaires to vendors in their own portal
    Score returned answers and supporting evidence automatically
    Track progress and chase deadlines without email threads
    Re-assess on a schedule rather than once at onboarding
    Vendor assessment →
    The best questionnaire is the one you never receive.
    Publish your certifications, policies and sub-processor list to a Trust Center and most buyers self-serve before anyone sends a spreadsheet. Automation handles what is left.
    Trust Center →

    Answers drawn from live records.

    A standalone answer library goes out of date the moment your organisation changes. Whisperly draws on the compliance records it already maintains, so the answer you submit reflects today.

    Sub-processors, from your RoPA

    The recipients question is answered from your live register rather than a list someone exported last year, including each transfer mechanism.

    RoPA automation

    AI questions, from your registry

    RFPs now ask what AI you use, how it is governed and what it is trained on. Those answers come from your AI inventory and risk classifications.

    AI governance

    Controls, mapped once

    One control satisfies the equivalent question in GDPR, ISO 27001, ISO 42001 and SOC 2 phrasing, so a framework-specific annex needs no new work.

    ISO 42001

    Per entity, in local language

    A tender addressed to your German subsidiary is answered with that entity's own controller details and records, in the language it was issued in.

    GDPR compliance

    Frequently asked questions

    Every answer is generated from your own documents and cited back to the source and section, so a reviewer can verify it in one click. Where the evidence does not support an answer, the question is escalated rather than filled in. Nothing is submitted without human approval, which matters because an answer in a bid response is a contractual representation.

    Send us the worst questionnaire you ever received.

    We will run it through and show you the draft in the demo.