Built forNIS2 · Cyberbeveiligingswet
Your customer is asking for NIS2 evidence. Get it sorted this week.
One dossier with all your evidence, policies and certificates — and one link you send to every procurement team. We keep it current, you run your business.
Ready to share in days, not months. No credit card needed.
How it works
Received a questionnaire? Upload it.
Trustdossier reads your customer’s Excel or PDF, maps the questions to your dossier and drafts answers in Dutch or English. You review, adjust and export — as a completed sheet or a link to your profile.
- Works with the formats procurement teams actually send
- Unanswered questions become tasks in your dossier
- Every next questionnaire gets faster
What’s in your dossier
Pricing
14-day free trial. No credit card needed.
Starter
€29per month
For your first questionnaire and a complete dossier.
- 1 compliance profile
- Evidence vault (1 GB)
- All policy templates
- 3 questionnaire imports per month
ProfessionalMost popular
€59per month
For suppliers with multiple customers and audits.
- Unlimited questionnaire imports
- English-language profile
- Your branding on profile and PDF
- 3 team members
Frequently asked questions
Is Trustdossier a certificate or seal?
No. Your profile is a self-assessment: it shows what you have in place and the evidence behind it. For a formal certificate (such as the NIS2 Supply Chain label) you work with a certification body — your dossier is the preparation for that.
Who is Trustdossier for?
For suppliers with 5 to 100 employees who receive security questionnaires from larger customers: IT services, logistics, engineering and business services. No security background needed.
What exactly is the Cyberbeveiligingswet?
The Cyberbeveiligingswet (Cbw) is the Dutch implementation of the European NIS2 directive, in force from 15 August 2026. Large organizations must then demonstrably vet their suppliers — which is why you, as a supplier, receive questionnaires.
Where is my data stored?
On servers within the EU, stored encrypted. We sign a data processing agreement with you and publish our own list of subprocessors.
My customer requires their own Excel format. Is that possible?
Yes. You import your customer’s sheet, answer it from your dossier and export the same file — completed. You include the link to your profile as supporting evidence.