Recommended for active buyer reviews
Buyer Review Sprint
Turn supplied records into reviewer-ready proof materials for an active buyer review. For teams facing a live security, procurement, RFP, AI, or partner review who need a signed, reviewer-verifiable packet plus active-review support — not just a single packet handoff.
Need a smaller scope? View Enterprise Buyer Proof Pack. Need an invoice? Ask for invoice.
Who it is for
- Teams with one active buyer, security, procurement, RFP, AI, or partner review in progress.
- Sellers who already have records and need them packaged and defended for a live reviewer.
- Buyers who want more than a single packet: active-review support, a review-risk map, and response language.
What you get
- One buyer-facing proof packet built from your supplied records.
- Supplied-record inventory for the review.
- Manifest, signed receipt, and verification path where applicable.
- Reviewer instructions for browser and offline verification.
- Buyer-safe limitation language for the packet.
- Executive summary for buyer-side stakeholders.
- Buyer-question response map: prepared answers to the questions reviewers commonly raise.
- Review-risk map: what may block approval, what is missing, and what to fix.
- Procurement and security answer language for reviewer follow-ups.
- Internal forwarding pack for buyer-side finance, security, and procurement stakeholders.
- One revision window after the first draft, for the same review.
- Priority handling versus the basic Enterprise Buyer Proof Pack.
- 30-day same-review update and re-export window.
- Founder QA / senior review during the current beta.
What it is not
- Not a penetration test or independent security assessment.
- Not a certification, SOC 2, or ISO report.
- Not legal advice or a compliance attestation.
- Not an audit or audit opinion.
- Not a guarantee of buyer, procurement, security, or reviewer approval.
Enterprise controls such as custom retention, CMEK, dedicated workspaces, custom logging, custom regions, or custom DPA terms apply only where explicitly included in the applicable offer or signed agreement.
Delivery and timeline
Access and workflow start can happen in minutes. Issued output depends on complete accepted intake, record quality, and PASS determination. Target output windows start only after complete accepted intake and PASS determination.
After accepted intake and PASS determination, AttestLayer prepares the proof packet, review-risk map, buyer-question response map, and forwarding materials. You get one revision window after the first draft, plus a 30-day same-review update and re-export window limited to the same buyer review or materially the same supplied-record set.
Price
Buyer Review Sprint is US$5,950, one-time. It sits above the Enterprise Buyer Proof Pack (US$4,500), which is a standard one-buyer packet, and is a different need from Activation (US$7,500), which is repeated PASS issuance capacity rather than active-review support for one review.
PASS / FAIL
PASS consumes 1 PASS issuance credit. FAIL consumes 0 PASS issuance credits. FAIL means the supplied records were not sufficient to issue the requested packet for the selected scope. FAIL does not mean the company is insecure, non-compliant, or rejected by a buyer.
References
AttestLayer packages and verifies supplied records. AttestLayer does not independently audit systems, certify compliance, guarantee buyer acceptance, or provide legal advice.