You've Built Something Secure. Now Prove It.

Generate Auditor-Ready SBOMs and Dependency Risk Reports in Minutes.

Built for SaaS companies moving upmarket and facing enterprise security reviews.

Enterprise buyers don't take your word for it anymore. They send a security questionnaire, request a software bill of materials, and wait. If you can't respond in days — not weeks — deals stall, urgency fades, and contracts get re-evaluated.

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QuickChain dashboard showing SBOM generation and vulnerability summary

Secure Isn't Enough Anymore. You Have to Prove It.

01

Software supply chains are a known attack surface

The average data breach now costs $4.45 million. Enterprise security teams have read the headlines — SolarWinds, Log4j, XZ Utils. They know that third-party software dependencies are where modern attacks hide, and they're not signing contracts without proof.

02

Enterprise buyers demand documented evidence

Before approving a $50k–$500k contract, their security team requires a full inventory of every piece of software your product uses, a vulnerability assessment, and evidence that known risks have been addressed. This isn't optional anymore — it's standard procurement.

03

Your engineering team gets pulled off product work

The request lands on developers who have never produced a formal security audit document. They spend days — sometimes weeks — manually enumerating dependencies and formatting reports that may or may not satisfy the auditor on the other end.

04

The deal stalls. Momentum dies.

A 60–90 day delay on a $100k contract costs more than this tool costs in three years. By the time the documentation is ready, the buyer's urgency has cooled and your sales team is starting over.

Being secure and being able to prove you're secure are two completely different problems.

Most SaaS companies only discover this difference when a deal is already on the line. By then, the clock is ticking.

A 60-day delay on a single $100k contract costs more than QuickChain costs in 3 years.

Don't let documentation slow your next deal.

Not Another Developer Scanner

Developer scanners tell your team what's wrong. QuickChain tells your buyer's security team everything they need to approve the deal.

Developer Scanners
Iron Ridge QuickChain
Tells your engineers what's vulnerable
Packages complete audit-ready documentation
Output only engineers can read
Built for procurement workflows
Requires a developer to interpret
Executive-ready PDF and structured exports
Lists problems with no 'so what'
VEX documents with exploitability analysis
Goes stale after each release
CI/CD-integrated — always current
No context on actual risk level
AI-powered CVE mapping against the NVD
Generates files procurement rarely accepts
SPDX 2.3 & CycloneDX 1.5 — the formats enterprise buyers require

How QuickChain Works

Three steps from repository to auditor-ready package.

1

Connect in 10 Minutes

Give QuickChain read-only access to your repository via GitHub or GitLab. No code is stored. No source files are transmitted. Your engineering team can review and revoke the connection at any time.

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2

QuickChain Does the Heavy Lifting

QuickChain maps every dependency in your codebase, cross-references known vulnerabilities, assesses actual risk using AI, and packages everything into the formats enterprise security teams require. No ongoing engineering effort required.

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3

Send It That Same Day

Download a complete, professionally formatted audit package and send it to your buyer's security team. Everything is in the format they require — nothing for your team to reformat or explain.

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Set It Up Once. Never Scramble Again.

Most teams spend days preparing security documentation every time a review arrives. QuickChain keeps it current automatically — whether you think about it or not.

Updates Every Time You Ship

Every time your team releases a new version of your product, QuickChain automatically regenerates your security documentation. Your audit package is always current — no one on your team needs to remember to update it.

Answers Questions Before They're Asked

Enterprise buyers increasingly want to know: “Is this documentation current as of today?” and “What changed in your software since your last contract?” You'll have both answers on file, already formatted and ready to send.

Same-Day Response to Any Security Request

When a major deal asks for your security documentation on a Friday afternoon, the answer is a download link — not a two-week project and an engineering sprint.

Ready to see what the output looks like?

Simple, Transparent Pricing

One price. No quote required.

The math is simple

~$5,000
One engineering week
The real cost of pulling a developer off product work to manually produce security documentation for a single procurement review.
$100k+
One delayed deal
The cost of a 60-day sales cycle extension on a single enterprise contract — in lost momentum, cooled urgency, and reconsidered budgets.
$3,588
QuickChain for a full year
Preventing either scenario above — even once — pays for QuickChain many times over. Most customers recover the cost on their first review.
$299/ month / repository
  • 14-day evaluation — no commitment required
  • No long-term contract
  • SPDX 2.3 and CycloneDX 1.5 SBOM generation
  • VEX document with exploitability analysis
  • AI-powered CVE mapping against the NVD
  • Executive risk overview report
  • CI/CD integration via GitHub push
  • Direct onboarding and first-audit review support

Generate your first package. Have a security-savvy person review it. Ask whether it would pass a real enterprise procurement review without revision. If not, cancel — you owe nothing.

Common Questions

Will this actually satisfy our enterprise buyer's security team?

Yes. QuickChain generates SPDX 2.3 and CycloneDX 1.5 SBOMs — the two formats explicitly required by Executive Order 14028 and referenced in most enterprise security questionnaires. These are the formats buyers ask for, not a proprietary alternative.

What if they come back with more questions?

We work with you through the first review. If a procurement team flags the format or asks for additional detail, we address it directly. Enterprise security requirements vary — that's exactly why we include direct onboarding support in every plan.

How fast can we be up and running?

Connecting your repository takes under 10 minutes. Your first full documentation package — SBOM, vulnerability assessment, and executive summary — is ready within a few hours of connecting. Most customers send their first audit package the same day they sign up.

Is it safe to connect this to our codebase?

QuickChain only reads your dependency declarations — the files that list what software packages your product uses. It never accesses your actual source code, stores files, or transmits anything beyond package metadata. Your engineering team can review and revoke access at any time.

Do we need to change anything in how we currently work?

No. QuickChain works alongside whatever security tools you already use — it doesn't replace them. It adds the procurement documentation layer that existing tools don't produce. No changes to your workflow, your pipeline, or your security stack are required to get started.

What if it's not the right fit?

Cancel anytime. The 14-day evaluation requires no credit card commitment. If it doesn't do what we say it does, you walk away owing nothing. We're confident enough in the output to let the first package speak for itself.

The Next Enterprise Review Is Coming.
Be Ready Before It Arrives.

14-day trial. No contract. Connect your repository today and have a complete, auditor-ready package by end of day.