Conveyor

At Conveyor, we envision a future where businesses operate with seamless trust, enabled by automation that transforms security reviews and compliance from burdens into effortless processes. We are committed to unlocking the potential of AI to remove friction and accelerate business growth through trustworthy, instantaneous security evaluations.

We build intelligent platforms powered by advanced Large Language Models and multi-source data integration, designed to automate complex security questionnaires and compliance workflows. Our mission is to empower organizations to focus on their core activities while confidently meeting the highest standards of security and transparency.

By pioneering AI-driven compliance automation, we are crafting a new paradigm in vendor trust and risk management that accelerates collaboration, safeguards data, and redefines how businesses establish credibility in the digital age.

We've been watching Conveyor for a while now, and honestly, they're tackling one of those problems that makes everyone in B2B groan collectively. Security questionnaires and compliance documentation — the bane of every SaaS company's existence. But here's the thing: Conveyor actually seems to have cracked the code on automating this mess.

The company raised $19 million (including a recent $12.5 million Series A) to build AI that can handle security reviews, and after digging into their approach, we get why investors are excited.

The Smart AI Approach

What caught our attention is how Conveyor uses what they call a "multi-hop approach" with large language models. Instead of just throwing generic AI at the problem, they've built something that actually understands context and pulls from multiple data sources to give consistent answers.

Their ConveyorAI platform doesn't just spit out boilerplate responses to security questionnaires — it integrates with your existing systems and documentation to provide answers that are actually accurate. That's surprisingly sophisticated for a space where most solutions feel like glorified form-fillers.

The 90% Time Savings Claim

Conveyor claims they reduce time spent on security reviews by over 90%, which sounds aggressive until you think about how manual this process usually is. We've all seen teams spend weeks going back and forth on SOC 2 reports and vendor assessments.

Their Trust Center feature lets customers self-serve answers and access security docs, which means fewer emails flying around and fewer people pulling their hair out over the same questions asked 50 different ways.

Who This Really Works For

This feels tailor-made for B2B SaaS companies that are tired of their sales teams getting bogged down in security reviews. If you're a vendor dealing with enterprise customers who each want their own 200-question security assessment, Conveyor might just save your sanity.

The fact that they're already trusted by "top SaaS companies" (their words, but the funding suggests they're not bluffing) indicates they've found their sweet spot in the market. Sometimes the best validation is other companies actually paying for your solution to a universally hated problem.