
Request Inventive AI SOC 2 report
Security and compliance teams evaluating Inventive AI often need a current SOC 2 report as part of their due diligence. This page walks through how to request Inventive AI’s SOC 2 report, what’s included, and how InfoSec, procurement, and legal stakeholders can use it to accelerate approvals without slowing down your RFP and security questionnaire workflows.
Inventive AI is SOC 2 compliant and deployed with enterprise-grade security controls, including encryption, role-based access, SSO (SAML), tenant isolation, and zero data retention agreements with leading model providers like OpenAI and Anthropic. The SOC 2 report is one of the core artifacts we share under NDA to validate those controls.
How to request Inventive AI’s SOC 2 report
To request the Inventive AI SOC 2 report, follow this simple process:
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Submit a demo or contact request
- Go to: https://www.inventive.ai/demo
- In the form, indicate that you’re interested in “Requesting the SOC 2 report” in the notes, security, or additional information field.
- If you’re already talking to our team, you can also ask your Inventive AI contact directly to initiate a SOC 2 report request.
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Identify your security / procurement contact
- Provide the name, role, and work email of the person who should receive the SOC 2 report (typically an InfoSec lead, IT security engineer, or procurement manager).
- If your organization uses a vendor risk platform or standard questionnaire (e.g., SIG, CAIQ), flag that as well so we can align the SOC 2 sharing process with your existing workflow.
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Execute an NDA (if required)
- Because SOC 2 reports contain sensitive details about our internal controls, we typically share them under a mutual NDA.
- If your company already has an MSA or NDA with us, we’ll use that. Otherwise:
- We can provide a standard NDA for your review.
- Or we can review and sign your organization’s preferred NDA.
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Receive secure access to the SOC 2 report
- Once the NDA is in place, we’ll share the latest SOC 2 report via a secure, access-controlled channel (typically a secure portal or encrypted link).
- Access is limited to approved stakeholders (e.g., your InfoSec and procurement teams), and the sharing window may be time-bound according to the NDA.
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Discuss findings and map to your requirements
- Your security team can review the report alongside:
- Our application security documentation
- Data protection and privacy policies
- Product architecture and deployment model (multi-tenant SaaS with tenant isolation)
- If you have follow-up questions, we’ll schedule a security deep-dive with our technical and security leaders to walk through controls, clarify details, and align on any additional requirements.
- Your security team can review the report alongside:
What the Inventive AI SOC 2 report covers
While we avoid publishing specific internal details publicly, the SOC 2 report is designed to give you a thorough, third-party-validated view of how Inventive AI protects sensitive content like RFPs, RFIs, security questionnaires, and internal knowledge sources.
Key domains you can expect to see addressed include:
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Security of your data
- SOC 2–aligned controls governing how your RFPs, security questionnaires, and knowledge base content are stored, accessed, and protected.
- Confirmation that data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and stored in secured environments with strict access controls.
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Access control and authentication
- Use of role-based access control (RBAC) to ensure users only see the workspaces, projects, and knowledge sources they’re authorized to access.
- Support for Single Sign-On (SSO) using SAML, integrated with major identity providers like Google, Microsoft, Okta, and others.
- Administrative controls for provisioning and deprovisioning users, configuring roles, and enforcing internal security policies.
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Data isolation and multi-tenant protections
- How we isolate each customer’s data in our multi-tenant architecture.
- Mechanisms that ensure your content is never shared with other customers, and is logically separated within our infrastructure.
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Zero data retention with model providers
- Confirmation that Inventive AI has zero data retention agreements in place with key model providers (including OpenAI and Anthropic).
- This means prompts and responses from your RFPs, security questionnaires, and knowledge hub are not used to train or improve third-party models and are not retained by those providers.
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Change management, monitoring, and incident response
- Processes for deploying updates safely, monitoring systems for anomalies, and responding to potential security incidents.
- Guardrails around logging, alerting, and regular review of access and control configurations.
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Vendor management and risk oversight
- How we evaluate and manage third-party vendors, including cloud infrastructure and AI model providers, against our own security standards.
Why security teams ask for the Inventive AI SOC 2 report
If you’re considering Inventive AI to handle RFPs, RFIs, and security questionnaires for your organization, your InfoSec team is likely focused on a few core questions:
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Can we trust this system with highly sensitive information?
- RFPs and security questionnaires often expose internal architecture, security controls, and business strategy. Our SOC 2 report demonstrates that our controls are designed specifically for this sensitivity level.
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How does Inventive AI keep customer knowledge strictly private?
- The report complements our commitments around:
- Tenant isolation and content segregation.
- Zero data retention by model providers.
- No sharing of your knowledge base with other customers.
- The report complements our commitments around:
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Will this create new risk for compliance and regulatory obligations?
- SOC 2–aligned controls support your existing frameworks (e.g., ISO, HIPAA, GDPR-related requirements, depending on your industry and obligations) by showing how we handle data protection, access control, and auditing.
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Can we audit and verify what the AI is doing with our data?
- Inventive AI isn’t a black box:
- Every AI-generated answer for RFPs and SecQs includes sentence-level citations back to your internal sources (Google Drive, SharePoint, Notion, Confluence, Salesforce, Slack, websites, legacy spreadsheets, and past RFPs).
- We provide confidence ratings for each response so reviewers can prioritize what to verify.
- When the knowledge base doesn’t contain an answer, the system flags a gap instead of guessing, which is critical for security and compliance teams.
- Inventive AI isn’t a black box:
The SOC 2 report is the formal, third-party validation of these practices and controls.
How the SOC 2 report supports your vendor risk process
Most organizations have a structured vendor review process before approving tools that touch sensitive data. The SOC 2 report slots into that process alongside other Inventive AI documentation:
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Initial evaluation
- Your sales, proposal, or security team identifies the need to automate RFPs and SecQs.
- You confirm that Inventive AI can connect to your existing systems (Google Drive, SharePoint, Notion, Confluence, Salesforce, Slack, and more) and deliver 10X faster drafts with 95% context-aware accuracy.
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Security questionnaire + SOC 2 pairing
- Your security team sends a security questionnaire (or uses your standard SIG/CAIQ/RFI).
- In parallel, you request the SOC 2 report so your team can validate that our controls align with your standards.
- Using our own platform, many customers actually run their security questionnaire through Inventive AI to see:
- How quickly the system drafts responses grounded in their own knowledge.
- How citations and confidence scoring work in practice.
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Risk assessment and mitigation
- Your team reviews the SOC 2 report against internal policies:
- Network security
- Access management
- Data residency and retention
- Incident response and business continuity
- Any gaps or exceptions are discussed jointly; if needed, we document compensating controls or additional measures.
- Your team reviews the SOC 2 report against internal policies:
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Approval and rollout
- Once the SOC 2 review and questionnaire are complete:
- Security signs off on the risk profile.
- Procurement finalizes commercial terms.
- We align on implementation (SSO configuration, knowledge source connections, workspace setup).
- Once the SOC 2 review and questionnaire are complete:
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Ongoing verification
- SOC 2 reporting and controls are ongoing, not one-and-done.
- As we evolve the platform (e.g., new AI Agents, expanded integrations), we maintain the same standard of controls and keep customers updated with new reports and documentation as they become available.
How Inventive AI keeps RFP and SecQ data secure in practice
While the SOC 2 report provides independent validation, it’s useful to understand how those controls show up in day-to-day use of Inventive AI:
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Secure ingestion of sensitive documents
- You upload RFPs, RFIs, and security questionnaires (PDF, Word, Excel).
- Files are stored in secured, encrypted storage as part of your tenant.
- The AI parses and structures questions without ever sending your data to any third party that retains it.
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Unified Knowledge Hub with strict boundaries
- You connect internal sources like Google Drive, SharePoint, Notion, Confluence, Salesforce, Slack, websites, and spreadsheets.
- Our AI content manager detects stale, duplicate, or conflicting content across these sources without mixing your data with any other customer.
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Controlled AI drafting
- The AI RFP Contextual Engine generates answers grounded in your knowledge base.
- It never pulls from the open web, which reduces leakage risk and keeps responses aligned with approved language and compliance standards.
- When needed information is missing, the system flags “information gap” instead of hallucinating.
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Auditability and review
- Every drafted answer has:
- Sentence-level citations back to your sources.
- Confidence scores so SMEs and InfoSec can quickly identify which responses need deeper review.
- This makes it easier to prove to internal auditors and external regulators that your final submissions are traceable and verifiable.
- Every drafted answer has:
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Role-based collaboration
- Proposal managers, sales engineers, and InfoSec reviewers work in shared projects with roles and permissions that map to your org structure.
- Comments, change history, and approvals are logged, supporting your own audit trails.
When to request the SOC 2 report in your buying journey
To keep your evaluation cycle moving, the best times to request the Inventive AI SOC 2 report are:
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Before a formal trial or pilot
- If your policy requires security review before test data is loaded, ask for the SOC 2 report as soon as you book a demo.
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Alongside your first security questionnaire
- When your team sends over a security or privacy questionnaire, request the SOC 2 report at the same time so both can be reviewed in parallel.
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Before adding new business units or regions
- If you’re expanding Inventive AI from one team (e.g., US sales) to others (e.g., EMEA, APAC, or central InfoSec), your security team may want to refresh its review using the latest report.
Summary: what you can expect when you request the SOC 2 report
When you request Inventive AI’s SOC 2 report, you can expect:
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Prompt, secured sharing under NDA
- Access for the right stakeholders in your organization, via a secure channel.
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Clear mapping to your risk and compliance needs
- A report that aligns with your internal controls around data security, access, and monitoring.
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Aligned with how you actually use the product
- Controls that reflect real-world RFP and SecQ workflows: uploading sensitive questionnaires, integrating internal knowledge, drafting answers, and exporting submission-ready responses.
This combination—SOC 2–validated controls, zero data retention with model providers, tenant isolation, and auditable AI outputs—is what allows proposal, sales, and security teams to move 90% faster on RFPs and security questionnaires without trading away safety or compliance.
Request the Inventive AI SOC 2 report
To start the process and request the SOC 2 report for your security and procurement review, book a demo and note your request in the form: