For sales & pre-sales leaders

Security review is your slowest stage. Make it a non-event.

oathly.ai lets buyers clear security on their own and answers the reviews that can't in minutes — with solid, sourced answers that keep deals moving and never come back to bite you. Get the deal-days back.

Self-serve · 0 trust hoursEnterprise · a fraction
Works with your CRMLive in daysNo credit card to start
Illustrative deal
M
Meridian Health — Platform

Opportunity · $128,000

Cleared
2 daysin security review
was ~3 weeks

Time in the "Security review" stage

oathly.ai · 2 daysManual · ~3 weeks
14 deal-days saved on this deal — and it's on the record

Follow one deal

Watch security review go from the slowest stage to a non-event.

Same $128K enterprise deal, same reviewer — with and without oathly.ai. It runs through both motions: self-serve clears the early stages at zero trust hours, then the high-touch review takes over. Scroll and watch the trust hours, deal-days and risks add up. Figures illustrate a typical enterprise cycle.

Self-serve · zero-touch
Trust hours · your team
0hrs
Buyer self-serves — nothing on your team
Deal-days saved
3days
Risks removed
1of 5
Self-serve · zero-touchMost deals never leave here — buyers clear security themselves at zero trust hours.
01
Discovery

The buyer asks: "Can you share your SOC 2 and security docs?"

Your SE digs for the latest PDF, emails it, and waits. A thread starts and the deal cools. +3 days lost · docs stall the deal.

With oathly.ai

You drop one Trust Center link. The buyer verifies your certs, policies and reports on their own time — nothing routed through your team.

SOC 2 Type IIISO 27001GDPR
SOC 2 Type II report
Viewed by the buyer
Self-serve
+3 deal-daysRisk removed: docs stall
02
Access

Then: "We'll need your penetration test report."

Legal chases an NDA over email. Days pass in back-and-forth and momentum leaks out of the deal. +3 days lost · the deal goes quiet.

With oathly.ai

The buyer accepts a 1-click NDA and gets instant, watermarked access — gated by your rules, logged, and revocable the moment it should be.

Penetration test report
NDA clickwrap signed
Granted
Watermarked to the visitor
Expires in 30 days · on record
You control
+3 deal-daysRisk removed: deal goes quiet

A smaller deal closes right here — zero trust hours spent. This $128K one needs more, so it escalates to the high-touch motion — and even that costs a fraction.

Enterprise · high-touchOnly the biggest deals get here — answered from the same library in a fraction of the hours.
03
Security review

Now the big one: "Here's our 214-question security review."

Your SE burns a week of evenings copy-pasting answers across teams — and they come back inconsistent. +6 days lost · burnout & inconsistent answers.

With oathly.ai

AI drafts every answer from your approved library in minutes. Your team approves; each answer traces to a source. Consistent, fast, done.

Security reviewSIG Lite · 214 questions
0%
Q1Do you encrypt data at rest and in transit?
Q2Describe your incident response process.
Answering from your library…
Every answer traces to a source you approved.
+6 deal-daysInconsistent answersSE burnout
04
Follow-ups

Almost there: "Two clarifications before we sign off."

Questions bounce over email tag for days; every round adds another delay. +2 days lost · another stall.

With oathly.ai

A scoped conversation — the buyer asks, the right person answers, everything logged. Resolved the same day.

BuyerCan you confirm where our data is hosted?
YouEU data stays in eu-west-1. Full sub-processor list is attached and kept current.
+2 deal-daysRisk removed: email-tag delay
05
Closed — on the record

Security clears in 2 days, not 3 weeks.

The result

The buyer never went quiet, your SE kept their evenings, and every view, NDA and answer is attributed to the opportunity in your CRM. Security review just became the fastest stage in the deal.

Trust activity logged
7 views · 1 NDA · 214 answers
On the deal
Attributed to pipeline$128K
14 deal-days saved5 risks removed

Revenue, not a black box

Walk into the forecast review with the receipts.

Every document view, access grant and answered review maps to the deal in your CRM — so you can show exactly where trust work moved the number, by contact and by opportunity.

  • See the real buying committee. Who viewed, requested and asked what — tied to a contact on the deal.
  • Attribute pipeline to trust activity. Mapped to the CRM opportunity automatically, so security's contribution is visible.
  • Hold a service level. Per-team response times on every review — the queue stops being invisible.
Explore analytics
app.oathly.ai / analytics / attributionDemo data
Pipeline influenced$0.00M
Reviews cleared0
Median time to clear2 days
Trust-influenced pipeline · last 6 monthsInfluenced
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The objection you'll hear

"Security will never go for it." It's built for them.

The reason sales can move fast is that nothing is guessed. Security owns every answer; you just share it — which is exactly why the people who'd normally block a tool like this are the ones who adopt it.

  • Human approval, always
    Nothing ships under your company's name until security approves it. AI drafts; people decide.
  • Provenance on every answer
    Each response links to the approved source it came from — no hallucinations, no guessing.
  • Content stays current
    Health checks and drift detection flag stale answers; grants expire and recertify on schedule.
AI-drafted answer

"All customer data is encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.3."

Information Security Policy §4.2
SEC
Reviewed by your security team
Approved before it left the building
Approved

What changes

The difference it makes.

5 days
faster on the average security-gated deal
4h → 20m
to handle a typical security questionnaire
faster security-review turnaround

Figures illustrate a typical enterprise cycle; your results depend on deal volume and review complexity.

Get started

Make security your fastest stage.

See it on your own pipeline, or start free and publish a Trust Center today — the reviews that follow answer themselves.