The due-diligence questionnaire, already answered.
A fund, investor or counterparty has sent you a DDQ to complete. QuexAI matches each question against your approved policies, past DDQs and fund or investment materials, and writes the answer straight in — so you are responding with evidence, not starting from a blank page.
Evidence, not confidence.
A due-diligence questionnaire is read by someone deciding whether to trust you with money, data or a contract. QuexAI does not guess at your governance, controls or track record — it finds what your business has already stated, in a policy, a previous DDQ or a compliance pack, and returns that, with the source named.
What answering a DDQ looks like here.
Four steps. The first happens once; every DDQ after that follows the same three.
- Build the library
- Upload your policies, controls documentation and previously completed DDQs. Fund structures, investment history, track record and key-person CVs are typical evidence for this cluster — the kind of material QuexAI retrieves rather than drafts from scratch.
- Submit the DDQ
- Send the document that needs answering by secure email or upload — the same file you were sent, unedited.
- Automated matching
- Each question is matched against your library and answered in place — the answer isn’t confined to text, it can carry tables and/or images too. Where the evidence already exists it is used exactly as stated; where it does not, an answer is adapted from your library to fit the question. Only if your library has nothing on the point does QuexAI draw from the internet at large — and every answer is labelled with which of the three it is, so you know exactly what you’re reviewing.
- Review before it goes
- You get back the same DDQ, completed. In Word, every answer is a tracked change — accept or reject each one without leaving the file.
What it will not do.
This is compliance-facing material. Overclaiming here is worse than a slow first draft.
- It does not make the compliance decision
- QuexAI helps you answer a DDQ, a KYC questionnaire or a client-onboarding questionnaire. It does not decide whether to onboard a client or a counterparty — that judgement stays with your team.
- It will not invent evidence you don’t have
- Only where your library has genuinely nothing to offer does QuexAI fall back to a general answer — and it is labelled as such, not presented as a statement about your business.
- It will not skip your review
- Every completed DDQ comes back for you to check before it is submitted. See why it’s safer for how sourcing and review work.
- It is not only for DDQs
- The same engine answers vendor and third-party questionnaires beyond due diligence — see what it covers.
Try it on the next DDQ that lands.
Sign up and train QuexAI on your policies and past DDQs, or talk to us about a setup shaped around your onboarding process.