Conveyor
Conveyor sells an AI platform for customer security reviews and RFPs: questionnaire automation, a browser extension for buyer portals, a Trust Center with its own agent, and RFP drafting.
Independent comparison · Tyrvar private alpha
Conveyor's portal and Trust Center suite vs. answering buyer files from approved evidence
Disclosure: Tyrvar has no partnership, endorsement, integration, or customer migration evidence involving Conveyor. Tyrvar has not tested Conveyor's accuracy and makes no quality comparison. Confirm current Conveyor capabilities and terms directly with Conveyor.
Primary sources reviewed : Conveyor home page, Conveyor pricing, Conveyor AI Trust Center, Conveyor for information security teams, Conveyor on Loopio alternatives, Conveyor vs Whistic.
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Different starting points
Conveyor sells an AI platform for customer security reviews and RFPs: questionnaire automation, a browser extension for buyer portals, a Trust Center with its own agent, and RFP drafting.
We are in private alpha and do one thing: answer questionnaire files from evidence and answers you have already approved. Each answer shows where it came from (the evidence, or the platform it was inherited from), and approved answers record who approved them and when.
What Conveyor is
Conveyor describes itself as an AI platform for customer security reviews and RFPs. Its home page lists questionnaire automation, a Trust Center, RFP software, knowledge management, a browser extension and analytics. It is built for the vendor side: the company that gets security questionnaires from prospects and has to answer them.
According to Conveyor, its AI drafts answers from past approved responses and source documents, cites the source, and scores its confidence for a human reviewer. Conveyor also publishes accuracy figures on its site; we have not tested them.
Conveyor also covers two workflows outside our scope. Its browser extension fills questionnaires inside buyer web portals, where questions live on a page instead of in a file, and its Trust Center hosts NDA-gated documents (such as SOC 2 reports) with an agent for buyer questions. Tyrvar has neither.
Conveyor says it prices on usage rather than per user, and its pricing page offers a single Enterprise plan through its sales team. It does not publish a price list.
Where Tyrvar differs
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