Current by default
Answers drawn from your live library, not last year's submission. The library flags what's missing so it stays current.
All use cases
Complete DDQs from current, sourced material.
DDQs go stale fast. Airprose drafts from your maintained library and shows the source on every answer, so reviewers can trust each response is current and traceable.
Sourced and reviewable
A visible trail on every answer makes sign-off fast and defensible.
One workspace
Draft, assign, review and export in place, with no copy and paste across tools.
The specifics
What you get, line by line. No module to buy, no library to build first.
- Answers from your live library, not a stale copy
- A source on every answer for reviewer trust
- Assign answers and require sign-off before final
- Comment threads on any answer
- Export to your own template, ready to send
Self-learning library
Answer it well once. Reuse it everywhere.
Due-diligence questionnaires ask the same things every round. Every answer your team approves is saved and reused on the next DDQ, so your responses stay consistent from one reviewer to the next, without re-deriving them from scratch each time.
Resources
Read before you bid. Guides on the work itself.
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Comparison
What is the best DDQ software for due diligence questionnaires?
There is no single best DDQ software. Which tool fits depends on the due diligence questionnaires you field and how often. A practical buyer's guide.
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Guide
What is a DDQ, and how do you complete one?
A due diligence questionnaire, or DDQ, is a set of risk questions one organisation sends another. Learn who sends them and how to complete one.
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Guide
RFP and security questionnaire software for fintech
Fintech deals get gated by security questionnaires and DDQs, not just RFPs. Here's what to look for in software that drafts all three from your own security evidence.
See it on your own DDQ.
Upload it, and watch the first draft build itself. Start free, no card needed.