Answer the questionnaire once.
Your customers send security questionnaires. They ask the same forty things in different words, every time, and somebody in your company writes the same answers again. This keeps the answers, matches the next questionnaire against them, and hands you back the customer's own file with the cells filled in.
What it does not do
- It never invents an answer. A question nothing in your library covers comes back empty and says so.
- It never sends anything to a customer, or to a regulator, on your behalf.
- It never attaches a file you have not deliberately marked as shareable.
Why the questions arrive
Your customer is covered by the Danish NIS2 act, and § 6, stk. 2, nr. 4 makes supply chain security one of its minimum measures — including the security of its relationship with its direct suppliers. That is you. Every answer here can name the provision behind the question, so the reply says something more useful than “yes”.