Answer one RFP question from approved evidence—and list gaps instead of inventing certifications.

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Protocol

1. 1

   Paste one question and the approved evidence pack (6 min).

   Include the RFP question (and word limit), plus only documents you are allowed to reuse: policies, cert names/dates you can show, staff counts you can defend, and prior answers. If a cert is expired or absent, write ABSENT. Do not add ISO/SOC/insurance you do not have.

2. 2

   Lock “no invented certifications.”

   Paste the rules first. A yes without evidence is forbidden.

   Copy-paste prompt

   Copy

   Draft one RFP/RFI answer from approved evidence I paste.
   
   Hard rules:
   - Use only the question and evidence I provide.
   - Do not invent certifications, audit dates, insurance limits, headcount, uptime, or customer names.
   - If evidence is ABSENT or expired, mark EVIDENCE GAP. Do not answer yes.
   - Stay inside the word limit I give. If none, 250 words.
   - Separate the buyer-facing answer from the internal gap list.
   
   Output:
   1) Buyer-facing answer
   2) Evidence map (sentence → source I pasted)
   3) EVIDENCE GAP list (do not send without review)
   4) Claims that sounded stronger than the evidence (flag)
   
   Confirm the rules, then wait.

3. 3

   Generate the section and send gaps to the owner.

   Internal gaps stay internal until someone supplies a document. Then send:

   Generate command

   Copy

   Here is the question, word limit, and approved evidence (ABSENT where we have none). Draft the answer. Do not fill a certification. List EVIDENCE GAPs separately.

4. 4

   Compliance reviews, then you submit in the portal.

   A human who owns the certs still signs off. If you need a shorter portal cut, use the block below.

   Portal word-limit cut

   Copy

   Cut the buyer-facing answer to the word limit I specify. Do not add evidence. Keep EVIDENCE GAP items off the buyer-facing text unless I say to disclose a no.

When not to

• An evidence gap is the correct output. Do not invent certifications, SOC 2, ISO, insurance, staffing, or a named customer to fill a hole.
• Do not paste another company’s confidential proposal as “inspiration.”
• Do not auto-answer a full security questionnaire in one shot—this recipe is one question.
• Skip this recipe if you have no evidence pack. Collect documents first.