The problem
An enterprise buyer wants to use your AI agent. Their security team sends a questionnaire — often 100+ questions in a spreadsheet — and your deal stops moving until it comes back answered, with evidence. Most small teams answer these from scratch, every time, in a doc that nobody can verify.
What Veriflow does
Veriflow turns that scramble into a repeatable loop:
- Scope — a short wizard maps your agent's risk profile to a structured control set, so you're only tracking what actually applies to you.
- Prepare — generate policy documents, get them human-approved, and turn adversarial testing from your CI into timestamped evidence.
- Answer — upload the buyer's actual document. Every answer comes back cited to the control, policy, and test run behind it. You edit and own the final wording, then export in their format.
- Compound — verified answers go into your answer bank and get reused, so the fiftieth questionnaire is faster than the first.
What you get
- A readiness score that reflects reality, not wishful thinking (see How the readiness score works)
- Answered questionnaires you can send back same-day, with citations a reviewer can check
- A public trust page you send instead of re-answering the same questions
- An evidence package — a zip of the real artifacts, not screenshots
What Veriflow is not
Veriflow reports readiness. It is not certification, it does not issue audit opinions, and it is not a substitute for SOC 2. See Does Veriflow replace SOC 2?.
Your first hour
Work through Set up your first agent, then Answer your first questionnaire. Those two guides cover the path that closes deals.