Questionnaire tracker
Thirty original starter questions with owners, evidence status, draft and final answers, review state, confidence, dates, and a formula-driven Ready to Send check.
Download the ungated XLSX workbook with 30 original starter questions, evidence tracking, owner and reviewer fields, controlled status lists, readiness formulas, and an approved answer library. Use it around authorized SIG, CAIQ, VSAQ, and custom buyer questionnaires without replacing their source format.
A security questionnaire template is a reusable response structure that captures the question, control domain, owner, evidence source, draft answer, reviewer, and status for every row in an incoming vendor security questionnaire. It gives B2B SaaS teams a governed workflow they can apply to SIG, CAIQ, VSAQ, and custom buyer formats so answers stay evidence-backed and consistent across deals.
The file is a 4-sheet Excel workbook, not a lead form or a screenshot. It contains 30 representative starter questions and opens in Microsoft Excel, Apple Numbers, and Google Sheets import workflows.
Thirty original starter questions with owners, evidence status, draft and final answers, review state, confidence, dates, and a formula-driven Ready to Send check.
A controlled inventory for artifact owner, approval state, classification, effective date, next review, source path, and freshness.
Reusable response records that keep the canonical question, approved answer, evidence IDs, accountable owner, approver, and review cadence together.
A Start Here sheet with workflow rules, safety boundaries, workbook instructions, publisher disclosure, and official reference links.
Keeps buyer formatting intact and makes it easy to track where each answer belongs in the final submission.
Stores the exact wording from the buyer so reviewers can validate the answer against the original request.
Groups questions into access control, encryption, incident response, privacy, business continuity, and other reusable answer areas.
Identifies who is responsible for drafting the answer so work does not stall in shared inboxes or email threads.
Links the answer to the specific document, policy, report, or system artifact that supports the claim.
Captures the reusable baseline response before legal, engineering, or security review.
Creates a formal sign-off path for sensitive claims, legal commitments, and technical statements.
Shows whether the question is not started, in draft, waiting on SME input, approved, or delivered.
This downloadable workbook contains original representative prompts and response-governance fields. It does not reproduce SIG, CAIQ, VSAQ, or a buyer's proprietary questionnaire. Obtain current official versions from the publisher, then preserve their identifiers, wording, instructions, and required delivery format.
Control-domain tags and ownership fields reduce the time spent figuring out who should answer which row.
Linking each answer to a source document makes reviews easier and reduces inconsistent claims across deals.
Once your team has a structured template, future questionnaires become update-and-review exercises instead of full rewrites.
This template is designed for B2B SaaS vendors that need a reusable starting point for enterprise buyer diligence. Security, compliance, RevOps, and solutions engineering teams can use it to standardize how they capture answers, assign owners, and attach evidence.
A strong template should include question text, answer owner, answer status, linked evidence, reviewer sign-off, and a final delivery status. It should also group questions by control domain so teams can route them quickly to the right subject matter experts.
Use this workbook as a response tracker around an authorized copy of SIG, CAIQ, VSAQ, or a buyer's custom questionnaire. It is an original workflow template, not an official release or a reproduction of those questionnaires. Preserve the publisher's or buyer's question IDs, wording, instructions, conditional logic, and required output format.
Common evidence includes your SOC 2 Type II report, ISO 27001 certificate if applicable, penetration test executive summary, incident response summary, business continuity summary, DPA template, and security policy references. Each answer in the template should point to the document that supports it.
Automation can assist with evidence matching, owner assignment, initial drafting, review routing, and export packaging. It does not remove the need to validate the original file, resolve evidence gaps, approve buyer-facing claims, and compare the final delivery with every source question and instruction.
Yes. The XLSX workbook downloads directly without an email form. It includes a response tracker, evidence register, answer library, 30 original starter questions, data-validation lists, status formulas, and implementation instructions.