Software trust evidence
Answer the security questionnaire once. Reuse the evidence.
The problem
Every enterprise deal stalls on another security questionnaire, and your team re-types the same answers from scratch each time. The evidence behind those answers lives in scattered tabs, screenshots, and Slack threads, so each buyer's reviewer asks you to prove it all over again.
Why current tools miss it
Scanners surface findings but throw away the human decision a reviewer actually asks about, and they re-run instead of producing a record you can hand over. GRC platforms manage your internal program, not a portable packet a buyer can independently check. SBOMs list components without binding them to the review history, and trust centers publish static badges that say nothing about how a specific finding was handled.
How OpenSoyce records the evidence
OpenSoyce observes your dependency, CI, package, and AI-agent evidence and binds each item to its source. When you accept a risk, it records the entry with an owner and an expiry without resolving or hiding the original finding. It assembles a signed evidence packet plus a buyer-readable dossier you reuse across reviewers, and offers a JSON export API and signed webhook events so the same record flows into a buyer's process. The signature and artifact binding attest integrity and origin, and the full review history travels with the record for the reader to weigh.
The boundary
OpenSoyce preserves and explains the evidence and the decision around it; it does not certify, verify, or approve anything. A signature proves integrity and origin, not that a finding is resolved, and your buyer's policy decides trust.