Customer Trust
Stop rebuilding the same security answers.
A 150-question spreadsheet shouldn't require an archaeology project across Slack, Drive, engineering, legal, and last year's questionnaire.
22 helps companies organize the underlying compliance knowledge, prepare responses, identify gaps, and establish a repeatable review process.
The real cost
Why questionnaires become expensive.
The spreadsheet is not the expensive part. The expensive part is that answering it requires knowledge scattered across five people who all have other jobs.
An engineer confirms the encryption detail. Legal checks the subprocessor language. A founder remembers what the backup schedule became after the last migration. Nobody writes any of it down in a place the next questionnaire can reach.
Three months later a different customer asks the same thirty questions, and the company pays for the same research twice.
The approach
Answer once. Reuse deliberately.
01 / Foundation
Build the answer library.
Policies, controls, evidence, and previously approved answers get organized into a source your team can actually draw from.
02 / Draft
Prepare the responses.
We map incoming questions to approved company information and prepare responses grounded in what is documented and true.
03 / Review
Human approval.
Your team reviews and approves before anything reaches a customer. Speed matters, but you are the one making the representation.
04 / Close gaps
Turn unknowns into work.
Questions you cannot answer yet become items in the compliance program instead of blank cells nobody revisits.
A questionnaire isn't just paperwork. It's a preview of what serious customers expect your compliance program to know.
Common questions
Can 22 complete security questionnaires for us?
Do you use AI to answer questionnaires?
What if we cannot answer a question honestly yet?
Can you help before we have SOC 2?
How long does a questionnaire take?
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Tell us what arrived and when it is due. We will tell you what it takes and what it exposes.