Complyance

Complyance is the innovation-driven, AI-first Enterprise GRC platform trusted by Fortune 500 companies.

[Complyance @complyanceHQ]

Every risk that enters your register needs a treatment plan. Drafting each one from scratch requires full context and enough time.

Our Risk Treatment Planning Agent gives you a head start. The moment a new risk is raised, it drafts a treatment plan specific to that risk, taking into account its source, your organizational context, and the treatment strategy you’ve chosen. So you’re starting from an informed draft, not a completely blank page.

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Somewhere in your program there's a control that's been "awaiting evidence review" since spring. A risk with a treatment plan that just says TBD. A TPRM queue that is technically just a spreadsheet.

Bring it to the Windy City on August 26th. 📍

GRC AI Labs is a hands-on session: you sit down with the Complyance team, we build and test a custom AI agent on your actual GRC work, live, in the room. Evidence reviewed. Questionnaires assessed. Treatment plans drafted. All before you leave. 🪛🔨🏗️

Not a demo. Not a webinar. Not forty minutes of someone's product vision. 🤖👷🏻

Space is limited. First come, first served. We hope to see you there! https://t.co/gqQM8UAXXA

[Complyance @complyanceHQ]

Excited to be working with Northeast Georgia Health System 🏥.

NGHS are now able to run vendor assessments in hours instead of weeks ⏱️✅, can demonstrate Enterprise-level risk management to leadership on demand , and have one centralized location 🔒 for their audit and compliance management.

A sea change, in their own words.

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At our first GRC AI Lab in New York 🗽, practitioners walked in with the work that eats their team's time: controls awaiting evidence review, TPRM questionnaires, risks stuck without treatment plans.

Our team co-built custom AI agents on that work, live in the room. Evidence reviewed. Questionnaires assessed. Treatment plans drafted. Hours of manual work, completed before the session ended.

So we're doing it again. Next stop on the trail: 📍 Boston, on August 19th.

The format stays the same: bring real GRC work (or use our samples), and the Complyance team builds and tests a custom AI agent with you, live. 🤖👷🏻🔬

Security and GRC folks in Boston: this is your shot to see what AI actually does for your program, not what a deck says it can do.

Space is limited, and New York filled quickly. We hope to see you there! https://t.co/J12WsOJkX2

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The best part of our New York GRC AI Labs wasn't the agenda.

It was that every one of our agent-building sessions ran overtime. Security and GRC practitioners came to build with us rather than be sold to, and challenged us while they did it. 🥊 We came away with as much insight as we provided.

Conversations carried over into happy hour, where one question took up most of the night: When does AI make compliance better, and when does it put quality at risk? It's the question so many of us are working through at the moment, and the answer will look totally different a year from now.

Which is exactly why we're taking GRC AI Labs on the road! Huge thanks to everyone who joined us in New York. ❤️

We hope to see you join us on the tour, in a city near you.

Next stop? Boston! 🫡

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Proud to be working with https://t.co/hu9KmkaScr. Their CISO had publicly said he was done with his GRC tool and had no interest in being sold on AI. We respected that and let the platform speak for itself.

The result: https://t.co/hu9KmkaScr now has Enterprise-grade compliance maturity powered by Complyance's AI Agents - without slowing the security work that matters to the team.

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Last week in New York we hosted Complyance's first-ever GRC AI Labs, and what a blast!

We spent the day in a room full of Security and GRC practitioners who were done talking about AI and ready to actually build with it. 👷🔨🪛🏗️

Every lab session ran over. Turns out when you stop pitching and start building, people don't want to leave!

Then over drinks at Vodka in the Vault, we asked: when does AI make compliance better, and when does it put quality at risk? We went back and forth on it for hours.

Huge thanks to Troy Fine and to everyone who came, challenged us, and built alongside us.

This was just the beginning. Where should we go next? 👀

[Complyance @complyanceHQ]

Enterprise GRC teams today spend more time managing the handoffs between systems than the risks inside them.

A vendor finding is logged in one platform. The risk it creates goes in another. The control that mitigates it is managed somewhere else again. Complyance's platform is built as one connected system, not a set of point tools stitched together. Findings, risks, controls, and evidence all live on the same data model, so nothing has to be re-entered or re-linked by hand.

Complyance AI Agents run inside that connected structure, automating the manual work: a finding surfaces a risk, one click accepts it, and it lands in the register fully drafted and linked to the right controls. Evidence review runs continuously, not just in the weeks before an audit, because the agents are working across a platform that's already connected end-to-end.

The integrated GRC program most teams have been building toward becomes the one they actually run.

Read more:https://t.co/hiAkWNO6D5

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✔️Manual #GRC is over. @complyanceHQ uses customizable AI agents to automate GRC workflows, surface risks, and deliver Board-ready reporting, so teams can focus on reducing risk, not chasing compliance.

Founder & CEO Richa Kaul shares more: https://t.co/LguTVEXFln

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Our CEO Richa Kaul sat down with Neal Bridges, CISO at Query AI, for a conversation we didn't plan to be this good.

Neal was skeptical of AI. Well-established, ongoing skepticism, in his own words. That lens made for one of the more honest conversations we've had at Complyance.

Richa and Neal got into what it actually takes for AI to earn its place in a security workflow. They talked about what GRC looks like at different company sizes, and why the right conversation for a 40-person startup sounds nothing like the one at a Fortune 100.

They also spent some time on AI privacy: what CISOs actually want to see from vendors before they give the green light.

Full interview, worth watching: https://t.co/Fe6gRBE2jA

#GRC #EnterpriseGRC #AI #CISO

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Spotting a control gap or a point of non-compliance is rarely the hard part. The fix is what gets complex - it pulls in several people, deep context on your environment, and a clear view of what needs to be in place to close it.

Complyance's Control Remediation AI Agent responds to each flagged finding and generates step-by-step remediation instructions specific to the requirement, the gap identified, and the fix itself.

So the team that manages controls knows what needs to be fixed, and the control owner applying it knows why there's an issue. When security and engineering work from the same instructions, collective knowledge grows, your GRC culture expands, and your true security posture improves.

This is what remediation looks like when AI bridges the gap.

This is compliance with a (wh)y.

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Complyance AI just gave your GRC team its time back.

Our AI agent handles your entire TPRM process end-to-end - within a governed workflow.

A vendor request comes in. Your AI agent takes over - from intake, to ongoing monitoring.

No more chasing vendors. No more manual questionnaire reviews. No more days lost to work that should take minutes.

And your team? They finally get to do the work that actually matters.

Proactive risk strategy. Deeper compliance programs. More insight. The things that move the business forward. While also keeping it safe.

This is what a GRC team looks like when AI removes the busywork.

This is the new standard for TPRM. This is compliance with a (wh)y.

🎥 Watch it in action below