How it works

From your evidence to a cited answer.

Five steps, one principle: every answer is grounded in your own documents, and every line can be traced back to its source.

retrieve, draft, cite
Uploadpolicies, SOC 2, past answers
Retrievethe few passages that matter
Draftgrounded only in those passages
Citeevery line carries its source
cited

The pipeline

What happens between upload and approval.

01

Load your evidence

Upload policies, SOC 2 reports, prior questionnaires, and anything else that states what you actually do. Evigate indexes it into a private, searchable corpus. Bring your own Anthropic key so the model calls run on your account.

02

Retrieve the passages that matter

For each question, Evigate finds the few snippets from your corpus that are actually relevant. It never ships your whole document set to the model, only the question and those snippets.

03

Draft, grounded only in evidence

The model writes an answer using only the retrieved passages. If the passages do not support a claim, it does not make the claim. No outside knowledge, no confident guessing.

04

Cite every line, or abstain

Each answer carries the exact source it came from. When nothing supports the question, Evigate marks it as no evidence and flags it for a person instead of inventing an answer.

05

You review and approve

Nothing is auto-sent. You read the draft, open the receipt, adjust if needed, and approve. Export back to the original spreadsheet when you are done.

On every line

Three honest states, never a fourth.

Every row ends in one of these. There is no silent guess. That is the difference between a draft you can send and one you have to double-check by hand.

Cited

Grounded in a live source

The answer links to a specific passage in your corpus. Open it, confirm it, sign off.

Reused

Answered before, on record

A prior approved answer is reused, with its provenance shown so you can re-verify it.

No evidence

Held back for a human

Nothing in your corpus supports the question. Evigate abstains and flags it, never bluffs.

See it on your own questionnaire.

Upload a document, paste a few questions, and watch the citations appear. Free to start.

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