Conveyor

What is Conveyor?

Conveyor is an AI platform for customer security reviews. It does two related jobs. First, it drafts answers to inbound security questionnaires and due-diligence questionnaires from your connected documents, with a citation on each answer. Second, it runs a customer-facing Trust Center where a prospect can find your security documentation, sign an NDA, and get sourced answers to their own questions. The goal is to move security-review work off email and spreadsheets and, where possible, resolve it before a formal questionnaire is ever sent.

Who it is for

Conveyor targets security, trust, and sales-engineering teams whose response workload is dominated by security questionnaires, DDQs, and trust documentation. That focus is its strength and its boundary. If most of what your team answers is compliance and security content, the tool maps cleanly onto that work. If you also produce long-form, marketing-led proposal narrative, executive summaries, or commercial business cases, that sits outside Conveyor’s core design.

How the automation works

Conveyor’s questionnaire agent generates first-pass answers by drawing on connected sources such as Google Drive, Confluence, and public documentation. Each answer carries a citation, so a reviewer can trace it back to its source before approving. The vendor states the questionnaire agent answers with 95% out-of-the-box accuracy (vendor-reported); treat that as a vendor figure, not an independent benchmark. G2 reviewers give a more measured picture, noting that AI answer accuracy can vary and sometimes needs manual adjustment (as of July 2026), which places the output in review-ready rather than send-ready territory.

The Trust Center

The Trust Center is the piece that distinguishes Conveyor from a pure questionnaire filler. It is a self-service portal where buyers can request security documents behind an NDA gate and get answers sourced from the same content the questionnaire agent uses. The intent is deflection: resolve common security questions up front so fewer full questionnaires reach the team. A G2 reviewer noted that branding and layout customization on the Trust Center is limited (as of July 2026), which is worth checking if a tightly branded buyer experience matters to you.

Content governance and workflow

Conveyor reads live from connected sources, so answers reflect the documents those systems hold rather than a separately maintained answer library. Public third-party sources do not describe an automatic conflict- or staleness-detection layer that flags contradictions across sources, so governance leans on citations and human review rather than automated detection. On workflow, Conveyor triages incoming security-review requests and can manage them through Jira, which suits security teams already living in that tooling; it is narrower than the multi-gate, multi-department review engines built for large enterprise proposal operations.

Deployment and pricing

Conveyor is more transparent on cost than most tools in this category. There is a free plan at $0 with 10 trust-center credits per month, and a Business plan starting at $9,600/year billed annually, with pricing scaling on trust-center document requests and the number of questionnaires or RFPs processed (as of July 2026). Connectors cover Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Jira, Zendesk, Confluence, and Google Drive. The free tier and published starting price make it straightforward to trial without a sales conversation.

Where it fits

Conveyor is a strong fit for software and B2B SaaS security teams that want to automate questionnaires and stand up a self-service trust center in one place. Teams that need deal-contextual long-form proposal generation, cross-source conflict detection, or a deep enterprise proposal-management workflow should weigh those gaps against Conveyor’s security-review focus.