Compliask
One Compliance Engine for governance, risk, and every framework you're on the hook for.
Enterprise GRC, AI ethics and bias auditing, and ISO/QMS standards — continuous audit readiness in the same system as your policy, risk register, and certification work, instead of three separate tools with three separate evidence trails.
Architecture & Mechanics
How it works in practice
Policies live in documents. Decisions happen in systems.
- Most governance and compliance programs run as a set of PDFs a working group agreed on, a risk spreadsheet updated before the board meeting, and a shared drive of ISO evidence assembled the month before an audit.
- The gap between what's written down and what actually happens in a model, an agent, or a workflow is where risk lives — and where a certification body finds you unprepared.
- Compliask covers Enterprise GRC (policy, risk register, and control management in one place), AI ethics & bias auditing (model and agent oversight attached to the approval gates where it's enforced), ISO/QMS standards (readiness, gap analysis, and control implementation for ISO 9001, 27001, and 42001 from one control library), and continuous audit readiness (every control, decision, and workflow's evidence timestamped and framework-linked, ready before the auditor asks).
One control, every framework it satisfies.
- A single access-control policy might satisfy an ISO 27001 clause, an EU AI Act data-governance obligation, and an internal risk-management requirement at once.
- Most tools make you prove that three separate times.
- Compliask maps the control once and shows every framework it satisfies — governance, risk, and ISO/QMS standards sharing the same evidence instead of three disconnected trails.
- The EU AI Act's compliance calendar shifted materially in 2026 — high-risk system obligations moved out to December 2027 (standalone systems) and August 2028 (product-embedded systems) — and Compliask keeps your framework mapping current as the rules move.
How it fits the platform.
- Compliask is the Compliance Engine behind HyperOps — every control, decision, and workflow across the platform writes to the same evidence model it maintains, so a policy change here propagates everywhere it's enforced.
See your governance, risk, and ISO programs mapped to one evidence model.
Questions
The short answers
No — it operationalizes them. You still author policy and track risk; Compliask tracks who a policy applies to, whether it's being followed, and turns exceptions and risk changes into logged, auditable events.
Yes — governance, risk, and ISO/QMS work share one control library and evidence model, so a control built for one framework can be mapped to the others instead of duplicated per standard.
Those tools are strong within their lane — SOC 2/27001 automation, or quality management alone. Compliask covers governance, enterprise risk, AI ethics/bias auditing, and ISO/QMS standards together, in one evidence model rather than separate tools.
Yes — Compliask maps controls to the Act's current risk-tier obligations, and updates those mappings as the compliance calendar changes, including the 2026 timeline revisions.