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Share Evidence Without Sharing Your Workspace
Bring the current reviewer request, deal-room problem, or evidence package you are sending by email today. We'll show how Aurora packages it more cleanly.
- Scope by reviewer:Give each reviewer only the materials they need for this request.
- Access stays attributable:Views, downloads, and revocations remain visible in one log.
- Shared answers stay grounded:Reviewer packages can include cited answers instead of static narrative claims.
- Shared evidence stays current:The package comes from the governed evidence base, not a stale attachment folder.
Reviewer Portal Experience
Reviewer Portal Experience
Scoped Collections Stay Separate
Reviewer Actions Stay Logged
Access Rules Stay Visible
Scoped Reviewer Package Access And Download Log Revocation History
Package The Right Evidence For The Right Reviewer
01
Define the reviewer type
Decide who the reviewer is, what they need, and how much access they should get.
02
Curate the package
Choose the evidence, exports, and supporting documents that fit this review.
03
Package answers with evidence
Include approved, cited responses when the reviewer is asking questions as well as requesting artifacts.
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Set the controls
Use access tiers, expirations, or revocation when the package should remain bounded.
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Track what happened
Keep the access, download, and revocation history visible for later follow-up.
Sharing Breaks When The Reviewer Gets The Wrong Level Of Access
Reviewer scope is explicit
Decide exactly what each reviewer sees instead of sending the same bundle everywhere.
Shared evidence stays current
Build the package from the governed evidence base rather than from old local folders.
Access stays attributable
Keep the access and revocation trail visible for later follow-up.
Aurora helps replace shared logins and untracked document bundles with governed reviewer-safe outputs.
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The Aurora Capabilities Behind Reviewer Safe Sharing
Trust Center & Reviewer Access
The primary sharing layer for scoping, access controls, and reviewer activity.
Assessments
The answer and citation layer that helps reviewer packages stay grounded.
Evidence & Continuous Compliance
The governed evidence base that keeps the package current and attributable.
Sample Reviewer Package
The fastest way to preview how reviewer-safe packaging should feel.
What Teams Often Open Next From Reviewer Safe Sharing
Security Reviews
See how the same governed evidence base supports questionnaires and buyer reviews.
Audit Readiness & Evidence Operations
See how the evidence layer feeds reviewer-safe packaging when audit windows open.
Who It's For
Use Who It's For to see which reviewer-sharing page best fits your environment.
Questions Teams Ask Before Replacing Shared Logins And Attachments
Do reviewers need access to our workspace?
Do reviewers need access to our workspace?
No. Aurora is designed so reviewers get scoped materials without access to the operating workspace behind them.
What if a reviewer still wants offline documents?
What if a reviewer still wants offline documents?
Aurora supports reviewer-safe exports and packaged artifacts when offline review is still part of the process.
Can reviewer access stay visible for procurement or audit follow-up?
Can reviewer access stay visible for procurement or audit follow-up?
Yes. Aurora keeps access, download, and revocation history visible so teams can explain what happened later.
Bring The Request You Need To Close.
Bring the questionnaire, framework scope, evidence request, or renewal packet you are working through and we'll show how Aurora handles it.
Bring a framework, buyer request, questionnaire, or renewal packet. We'll show how Aurora handles it live.