Tickbox

What does it actually do?

Answered You send it the questionnaire you were sent. It sends back a full draft. Drop the file in. Word, Excel, CSV or PDF. Tickbox pulls out every question, however messy the layout, and keeps the original numbering so answers map straight back. Watch it draft. Answers arrive one by one in plain English while you get on with something else. Close the tab if you like, it keeps going. Review and send.

What does an answer look like?

Answered Judge it yourself. These are real drafts, on four questions you will almost certainly be asked. Question Tickbox draft Every answer is a draft you review and edit. Tickbox never sends anything for you, and never claims you are certified. Q3

Where do the answers come from?

Answered Three sources, in order of how much they know about you. 01 Your own policies Upload them once and every answer draws on your real documented controls. Ask about data deletion and it cites your actual procedure, not boilerplate. 02 Your past answers Everything you approve is saved. The second questionnaire borrows from the first, so each one is faster than the last. This is the part that compounds.

Is it just generic AI text?

Answered No, and you can check. Every answer shows its working. Each draft carries a tag saying which framework control or which of your policies it drew on. Click it and you read the source. Where an answer needs a fact only you have, it says so rather than inventing one.

What if we have no policies or certification?

Answered You can still answer honestly, and honestly is the only way to answer these. Tickbox drafts from the frameworks and from the details you give it about your business, describing the controls you actually have. Uploading policies sharpens the answers, but nothing is required to start. It will never claim you hold a certification you do not hold. Q6