Answer plain-English questions instead of reading 110 requirements yourself.
The questionnaire is where a framework's technical language becomes a question the person who set up the laptops can actually answer. Roughly 50–60 questions for a typical company, not the full requirement count — one answer often decides several requirements at once.
How to use it
Answer honestly. "Partly" is a real answer and scores better than a wrong "yes" an assessor later finds — the gap report is worth more than a flattering number nobody can defend.
Nothing is required to be answered in order. Skip a question and come back — "All questions" lists everything and shows what's still open.
Every answer saves as you go. Close the tab mid-questionnaire and pick up exactly where you left off later, from Compliance.
You can score at any point, even with questions left unanswered — unanswered requirements are reported as unassessed rather than silently assumed met.
One question at a time, with plain-English framing and the exact requirement it decides shown underneath.
Not obvious what a question means? Ask Mira right there in the sidebar — it can explain a requirement in plainer language without deciding the answer for you.
