Savix

Overview

Savix is an AI-powered RFP and vendor-questionnaire platform for proposal, sales, and security teams. It imports buyer documents, drafts answers from the customer's uploaded knowledge, and maps generated claims to supporting excerpts for review.

Its central product concept is Evidence Verification. Public pages describe four evidence states—supported, partially supported, unsupported, and rescued—and show the source excerpt and document reference behind a claim. These are vendor-described capabilities, not an independently benchmarked accuracy result.

Key Features

• Evidence Verification: Maps generated claims to source quotes and flags unsupported or overstated claims for human review.
• AI response drafting: Produces first drafts from uploaded customer documents rather than relying on generic product knowledge.
• Question parsing: Extracts and organizes questions from PDF, Word, and spreadsheet RFP files.
• Knowledge base: Indexes documents for semantic search, cited answers, category organization, and later reuse.
• Batch generation and rewriting: Drafts all questions together and can shorten, expand, rephrase, or formalize an answer.
• Collaboration: Supports question assignment, completion tracking, editing, and review.
• Export: Public pages name Word, PDF, and spreadsheet export; branded templates and verification reports are described for Team and Enterprise plans.

Integrations

Savix lists Google Drive, SharePoint, Confluence, Slack, and Jira as supported connections, and they are recorded here as confirmed vendor-listed integrations. A detailed public connector catalog, public API documentation, named SSO providers, and automated provisioning documentation were not found, so buyers should confirm the exact connector scope and availability for their plan.

Security & Compliance

The current RFP page makes vendor claims for SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, but public supporting reports or certificates were not found. Its privacy policy states encryption at rest, TLS 1.2+ in transit, logical tenant isolation, role-based access controls, audit logging, vulnerability reviews, primarily US processing, contractual safeguards for relevant international transfers, and no generalized-model training on customer content. The RFP page advertises a 99.9% uptime SLA, but public contractual terms and measurement details were not found.

Pricing

Savix Individual costs $99/month for one user. Savix Team costs $300/month for 10 users, equivalent to $30 per user/month at full use. Both plans include unlimited RFPs and unlimited questions, so there are no per-RFP or per-question usage charges. A 14-day trial is offered without a credit card.

Best For

Savix is best suited to SMB and mid-market B2B teams that need RFP or vendor-questionnaire drafting with explicit source and exception review, predictable pricing, and no RFP or question limits. Its public technology page specifically names SIG Lite, CAIQ, VSAQ, and custom spreadsheet formats.

Considerations

Savix is an early-stage product with a limited public review footprint. Detailed connector documentation, public API documentation, supporting certification reports, annual discount terms, and third-party product reviews were not found during this review. Buyers should validate those areas during evaluation.