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USE CASES · RFPS AND SECURITY QUESTIONNAIRES

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Use an AI RFP tool with your existing answers and security documentation. Draft responses in your AI tools with cited sources.

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Built for Sales engineers, Proposal teams, Security, Legal

Do you encrypt data at rest?

The security response library contains the encryption statement and its supporting policy. Both sources are linked in the draft. 1

Security questions

Answered before. Answered again. Answered right.

Your sales engineers and proposal teams share answers with sources.

  • Sales engineers

    Security questions

    • Do you encrypt data at rest?

      On request

    • Which policy supports the encryption statement in this draft?

      Before deciding

    Source answer: The security response library contains the encryption statement and its supporting policy. Both sources are linked in the draft.

    Encryption question
    Read the security response library’s statement
    Supporting policy
    Both sources are linked in the draft

    Sources: Security questions (Google Drive); Reed Works · Supporting notes (Notion).

    Reads from
    • Google Drive
    • Notion
  • Proposal teams

    Product questions

    • Do you support SSO?

      Weekly

    • Which plan includes SSO, and which setup documentation applies?

      Before deciding

    Source answer: The product matrix lists the plans that include SSO. The current product documentation explains the setup.

    SSO availability
    The product matrix lists the included plans
    Setup
    Read the current product documentation

    Sources: Product questions (Notion); Reed Works · Supporting notes (Google Drive).

    Reads from
    • Notion
    • Google Drive
  • Security

    Reuse past RFPs

    • How did we answer Reed Works's data residency question?

      On request

    • Which processing terms support the approved data-residency response?

      Before deciding

    Source answer: The past questionnaire records the approved data residency response. The processing terms provide the source wording.

    Past questionnaire
    The recorded data residency response
    Source wording
    Check the processing terms

    Sources: Reuse past RFPs (Google Drive); Reed Works · Supporting notes (Notion).

    Reads from
    • Google Drive
    • Notion
  • Legal

    Pricing kept to the right people

    • Can the proposal team read the product response and our discount limits?

      Weekly

    • Which product responses can the proposal team use without deal-desk discount limits?

      Before deciding

    Source answer: The product response is available to the proposal team. Discount limits remain restricted to the deal desk.

    Proposal team
    Product response
    Deal desk only
    Discount limits

    Sources: Pricing kept to the right people (Notion); Reed Works · Supporting notes (Google Drive).

    Reads from
    • Notion
    • Google Drive
  • Sales engineers

    Legal and compliance answers

    • Where is the current contract wording, and who owns it?

      On request

    • Who owns the current contract-response wording?

      Before deciding

    Source answer: The legal response library holds the contract wording. The policy owner is named beside the current version.

    Contract wording
    Read the legal response library
    Current version
    Policy owner named alongside it

    Sources: Legal and compliance answers (Google Drive); Reed Works · Supporting notes (Notion).

    Reads from
    • Google Drive
    • Notion
  • Proposal teams

    Paste-ready drafts with sources

    • Can I get a draft proposal answer with a citation?

      Weekly

    • Which approved source should our team check before submitting each answer?

      Before deciding

    Source answer: Each draft answer includes a citation to the approved response or policy. Your proposal team reviews the final submission.

    Draft answer
    Written in your AI tools
    Cited source
    Response or policy linked to the answer
    Final submission
    Reviewed by your proposal team

    Sources: Paste-ready drafts with sources (Notion); Reed Works · Supporting notes (Google Drive).

    Reads from
    • Notion
    • Google Drive

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With HeyBrain

Search the security response library and supporting policy before drafting the encryption answer.

Find the encryption statement and its supporting policy, with both sources linked in the draft.

Read the product matrix and current documentation separately to answer the SSO question.

Find the plans that include SSO in the product matrix and the setup explanation in current product documentation.

Search the past questionnaire and processing terms to reconstruct the approved data-residency response.

Find the approved response recorded in the past questionnaire, with source wording in the processing terms.

Check proposal-team product access separately from deal-desk discount limits.

Use the product response available to the proposal team while discount limits remain restricted to the deal desk.

ONE CONNECTED BRAIN

One question, across your tools

Bring Google Drive, Notion and your uploads into one cited answer.

Question
Do you encrypt data at rest?
Answer
The security response library contains the encryption statement and its supporting policy. Both sources are linked in the draft. (Source 1)
  • Source 1: Security questions (Google Drive)
  • Additional source: Product questions (Notion)
  • Additional source: Reuse past RFPs (Google Drive)

FOLLOW THE SOURCE

Review the evidence behind an answer

Open the citation. Read the original wording and surrounding detail.

Answer
The product matrix lists the plans that include SSO. The current product documentation explains the setup. (Source 1)
Cited excerpt from Product questions (Notion)
The product matrix lists the plans that include SSO. The current product documentation explains the setup.
  • Source 1: Product questions (Notion)
  • Source 2: Security questions (Google Drive)

PERMISSIONS IN EVERY ANSWER

Share the context. Keep the boundaries.

Same question, different permissions. Review the request and sources in the access record.

Question
What can we include in this security response?
Answer for Emil Vale (Legal lead)
Product controls and published policies available. Negotiation position: annual renewal.
Answer for Nadia Okafor (Proposal teammate)
Product controls and published policies available. Restricted section withheld.
Section withheld from Nadia Okafor
NEGOTIATION NOTES · LEGAL ONLY
Access record
14:02 · Nadia Okafor · Source access checked · 1 SECTION WITHHELD · RECORDED

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FAQ

Questions RFPs and security questionnaires ask

  • Do you encrypt data at rest?

    The security response library contains the encryption statement and its supporting policy. Both sources are linked in the draft. Ask follow-ups in the same conversation and open each citation to check the surrounding detail, then share the source with colleagues who can access the same collection.

  • Do you support SSO?

    The product matrix lists the plans that include SSO. The current product documentation explains the setup. Connect the relevant Drive folder or Notion pages, or upload documents, then follow citations to their original passages from the AI tools your colleagues already use.

  • Which sources and AI tools can we use?

    Connect Google Drive, Notion and document uploads; Claude, Cursor and Codex ask your company knowledge through HeyBrain MCP. Keep decisions and references available where your team works. HeyBrain supplies knowledge; agents use their own tools for actions requested by the user.

  • How does HeyBrain keep private knowledge private?

    People and agents receive answers from sources they can open. Workspace rules restrict the audience; each agent has its own key and scope. Administrators review requesters, times and source references in activity records alongside workspace membership and source access rules.

  • How do we get the team started?

    Connect your team’s current brief, decision notes and working guide, invite the people who need them and ask a familiar question. Open its source citations before expanding the collection. Align workspace membership and individual agent scopes with each team’s responsibilities.

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