From a folder of PDFs to a finished response.

Drag in what you already have. Maintruth reads PDFs, Word documents, spreadsheets, images, and zip files.

• SOC 2 report or readiness materials.
• Security policies.
• ISO certificates, if you have them.
• Architecture and data-flow diagrams.
• Past questionnaires you've answered.
• Subprocessor lists, pen test summaries, security FAQs.

As each document lands, Maintruth extracts its contents, suggests a category, and sets a sharing rule you can change. Internal-only documents inform answers without ever being attached to one.

Maintruth distills your documents into facts about your company. Each fact links back to the document it came from, so you can check any claim at its source.

• Skim the compiled facts and approve or correct them.
• Type in the things that only live in your head, in plain text, and they get filed as facts too.
• Mark topics as off-limits with “do not say” notes.

When two documents disagree, the conflict surfaces as a revision for your review instead of one version silently winning.

Upload the buyer's file as they sent it. A spreadsheet, a Word document, a PDF, or pasted text all work, including multi-file SIG workbooks with supplements.

• Maintruth finds every question, including profile fields and document requests.
• You add a sentence or two of deal context so answers fit the engagement.
• Drafting fans out across every question at once. Most answers land within minutes.

Every draft carries citations, a confidence score, and any gap the engine found. High-confidence answers with no gaps approve themselves.

You work a queue of flagged answers, not a blank spreadsheet. Edit a draft, regenerate it with feedback, or answer the specific question the engine asked when it lacked the facts.

Then download the response package. The buyer's original file comes back with answers written into the actual cells, alongside a clean response workbook and the evidence attachments you approved.

Answers your team edited or wrote by hand feed back into the knowledge base, so the next questionnaire starts further ahead.