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It reads their layout, and checks with you
xlsx, xlsm or csv, or paste the questions. Rowpa finds the question column, the answer column, any evidence or comments column, and any yes/no column, on every sheet, and shows you what it thinks before anything runs. Nothing is drafted until you confirm.
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It drafts only what it can evidence
Each answer comes from a named place in your record: an activity, a vendor, a transfer, a procedure, or an item in your security posture profile. The source is shown beside the draft. Where the record is silent, the row is left blank and marked as yours.
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Thirty-six questions about your IT, answered once
MFA, device encryption, backups, patching, endpoint protection, access reviews, training, insurance, certifications with expiry. Yes, partly, no or not sure, with a note where the specifics matter. Every questionnaire draws on it, and your pack prints it.
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It explains what they are asking
Buyer questions are written by security teams for security teams. Each row carries a plain-English note on what the question is really after, so the person answering does not need to be a privacy expert.
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Review at the speed of a keyboard
J and K to move between rows, A to approve. Edit any draft. Mark a row as not sure. A 150-row review is designed to take minutes, not an afternoon.
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Send one row to the person who knows
The penetration test date is with your developer; the insurance limit is with your accountant. Send them one question by link. They answer without an account, and it lands in the right cell.
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It writes back into their file
Approved answers are patched into the workbook they sent: their columns, their formulas, their formatting, their other sheets, untouched. You return the file the way they wanted it, not a Rowpa export.
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It remembers
Every approved answer goes into your answer library. The next questionnaire draws on it, so the security rows you answered by hand are drafted next time.
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It asks whether it worked
After export, one question: did this get you through? The answer shapes what Rowpa drafts better next time, and it is the only metric that matters.