Policy management tools, GRC and compliance automation, QMS suites and HRIS policy modules. Price shown where the vendor publishes one. Tools with AI for policies.
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Approve, distribute and acknowledge written policies. 15 listed.
Hard SharePoint lock-in; no standalone SaaS; no published certs.
Website checked Sep 15, 2026No native quizzes (needs DocSurvey); opaque pricing; SharePoint-only; bolt-on.
Website checked Sep 15, 2026Admin learning curve, clunky multi-reviewer assign, cost concerns, dated admin UI.
Website checked Sep 15, 2026SharePoint Online only (no on-prem); no published price; add-on.
Website checked Sep 15, 2026The vendor's own SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certifications are described as in progress, not yet complete.
Documents are hosted on European infrastructure (OVH, Scaleway) and the product is open source.
It prices by two seat types, Full Seats for internal staff and cheaper Guest Seats for external suppliers/collaborators who only need to review and acknowledge documents.
Founded in Melbourne in 2014 as Ideagen Op Central and became part of Ideagen in November 2023; pricing is available only on request.
Controls, evidence and audit workflows, with a policy module inside. 104 listed.
Prohibitive for SMB; policy module UI 'clunky', 'too many clicks'; steep learning curve.
Website checked Sep 15, 2026Renewal price creep; a-la-carte add-ons; opaque pricing.
Website checked Sep 15, 2026Learning curve; limited customization; rigid workflows; pricing high for small orgs.
Website checked Sep 15, 2026No official list price; connectors + API cost extra.
Website checked Sep 15, 2026Opaque pricing; policy is a module, not the product.
Website checked Sep 15, 2026Priced by quote, so the cost of adding a standard is not visible before a sales call.
Priced by quote above the free tier, and the framework library is far wider than the set most buyers will use.
The 686 framework count includes superseded revisions, repealed editions and version variants counted separately, so the distinct current total is lower.
Community edition is on-premise only, so someone has to run and patch it.
Younger product than the established platforms, so there is less independent evidence of how it holds up at audit.
Framework breadth is the headline; depth of workflow around any single one is lighter than the specialist tools.
The product page names no specific frameworks, so which standards it covers out of the box has to be asked.
Only the entry plan carries a published price; everything above it is by quote.
We could read only part of the vendor's site, so the framework list here is incomplete.
Audits are delivered by the vendor's own assurance arm, so the firm that readies you is also the one that audits you. Check your customers accept that arrangement.
Plans are listed without prices, so the cost is only known after a sales call.
The pricing page shows the upper tiers but not the price of the Certify plan most first-time buyers would start on.
Built for MSPs serving clients, not for a single company running its own program.
Built around the UK Cyber Essentials scheme; outside the UK most of its value is the device tooling.
Sold as modules and priced by quote, so the cost depends on which ones you take.
Renamed from AuditBoard, so older reviews and comparisons still use the previous name.
A group of acquired products rather than one platform, and its product pages name no specific standards.
Organized by risk area rather than by standard, so it names few frameworks directly.
Aimed at teams with the capacity to build their own pipelines and rules.
Built around OSCAL and the federal authorization process, so much of its value is lost outside that world.
Its site refuses automated requests, so this entry rests on the pages a browser can reach. The frameworks it supports are listed on a page we could not read.
Sold as three bundled packages (Essentials, Professional, Enterprise) with modules picked inside each, so the framework list depends on which modules a buyer takes.
Built specifically for healthcare; the pricing page has no plan names or figures, only a Request Pricing form.
License fees are based on named active users plus separately charged modules; the vendor's own FAQ describes this but names no figure.
Every call to action is a demo or a price quote; no figure is shown on the product page.
Not sold as a standalone product; which assessment templates are available depends on the Microsoft 365 or Purview license already held.
Its GRC Suite is sold as separate modules (ComplianceOps, RiskOps, PolicyOps, CaseOps, AuditOps) priced individually.
It is built specifically around HIPAA; the vendor says some customers also use it for OSHA compliance tracking.
The vendor is currently running paid trials with a small group of operators rather than general availability.
CertCrowd also offers consulting services alongside the software to help reach ISO certification.
Advisera also sells separate ISO 27001 documentation toolkits and training courses alongside the Conformio software.
Pricing and features are sold to MSPs, who resell the compliance program to their own clients.
Atomicorp says it automates technical controls and audit evidence, while governance, legal interpretation and formal certification stay with the customer's own team and auditors.
Its site says its own environment is CMMC Level 2 certified under CAGE code 9RNQ9, and it supports 30-plus frameworks.
ENGAIZ also lists Penetration Testing (VAPT) and Virtual CISO & DPO services alongside the ComplySec360 platform.
Pricing is based on modules and use cases rather than per-user fees, according to the vendor's own pricing FAQ.
Stern Security also separately offers penetration testing and virtual CISO services alongside the Velocity platform.
The product was renamed from ISO Frog to MS Frog; isofrog.com now redirects to msfrog.com.
Data is hosted in-country in Singapore; the site offers a free trial but does not publish a price.
Pricing is built from a base platform-access fee plus per-offering add-ons, all by quote.
Audit fees are billed separately as a pass-through to the customer's own chosen auditor.
Enterprise pricing is quote only; add-on modules run $2.50 a user a month for provisioning and $1.50 a user a month for spend management.
Its site names no specific regulations or standards; it says its AI agents work on any regulation, in any language, across jurisdictions.
Denki's own site does not name any specific compliance standard or framework it tests against.
Dili's own site says it is SOC 2 compliant, in addition to its Davis-Bacon compliance product.
Its Free tier is 0 dollars a year for pre-market companies that have raised under 2 million dollars; other tiers require contacting sales.
Its named frameworks (SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 42001) describe Readily's own compliance posture, not the regulations it tracks for customers.
It prices per module used with no per-user license fee, rather than a flat platform price.
It publishes a free self-assessment tool for Chile's Law 21.719 and a country-by-country table of AML and data-protection laws across Latin America.
Its pricing page redirects to the homepage; no plans or figures are shown.
Its pricing page routes to a 'talk to us' contact page rather than showing figures.
It offers a free, limited Cyber Risk Analysis in addition to its paid subscription hubs.
Its marketing site is primarily in Dutch, with some German and English sections.
It reviews code changes for compliance-relevant findings rather than running an ISMS itself, and its Terms, Privacy and security evidence are kept at the shared ISMS Copilot trust center, whose data controller is Better ISMS EURL under French jurisdiction.
It is delivered as content and templates inside an organization's own Confluence, Notion or Microsoft 365 account rather than as a separate hosted platform, sold through a global partner network.
Its About page describes the founders starting the product in Barcelona in 2023, while its own privacy policy names the data controller as Better ISMS EURL under French jurisdiction; it also builds heyGRC (pull request review) and Aevral (code security).
It runs as an add-on to an organization's own Microsoft 365 and SharePoint environment rather than a separate hosted system, and includes the Instant 27001 content pack as an optional module.
It is hosted in Paris on EU infrastructure and its marketing site is primarily in German.
The vendor says it is made and hosted in the EU, and every plan tier is priced by contacting the vendor rather than published figures.
Pricing tiers are set by the number of frameworks covered, not by user count.
It also runs a partner program aimed at MSPs managing security programs for multiple clients on one platform.
Its site is offered in English and Dutch and most of its published case studies are Dutch organizations.
Its site names no specific standard such as ISO or SOC 2 by itself; it maps controls through the third-party Unified Compliance Framework covering more than 1,000 regulations.
It is built and run by a single named founder rather than a larger vendor team, and every plan includes unlimited users.
Built by GRC Advisory Sp. z o.o., an ISO 27001 certified SAP security consulting firm founded in 2010.
Data is hosted in the EU and the company itself holds ISO 27001 certification.
Document control for quality systems; ISO 9001, 13485 and AS9100 shops. 21 listed.
Steep price; implementation/validation cost + complexity; heavier than a policy/KB need.
Website checked Sep 15, 2026Lab-centric (overkill outside labs); learning curve; SaaS-migration cost/perf; variable support post-acquisition.
Website checked Sep 15, 2026Sold alongside PTC's Arena PLM product; every page points to a demo or contact form, no pricing shown.
Priced per named or concurrent user, with the exact figure generated through an online pricing calculator rather than shown as a flat rate.
Harrington Group International also offers implementation, hosting and training services alongside the software.
An implementation fee applies to all plans, per the vendor's pricing page.
It is a single-purpose offline record-keeping tool rather than a hosted GRC or QMS platform, and the site does not name a parent company or location.
Handbook builders, HR-policy features and employment-law tracking. 7 listed.
No staff-level acknowledgment record; pairs with a policy tool.
Pricing is based on total audience size (people the documents are shared with), not per admin seat.
Its site names no specific external standards or certifications; its compliance coverage is US state and federal employment law.
The vendor's homepage says "Mosey has joined Gusto," and points existing Gusto customers to a separate Gusto Business Compliance product, while the Mosey site and product continue operating under their own name.
Pricing is based on employee headcount and the number of states employees are located in.
Incident, inspection and permit records for OSHA, ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 work. 20 listed.
SafetyCulture rebranded its product as Mitti; the site names no specific compliance standards.
Capptions itself holds ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certification, per its site footer.
CloudApper Safety is one module of CloudApper's broader no-code app platform, which also covers HR, CRM and facility management.
Priced per application module and per worker; the vendor asks buyers to request pricing rather than publishing figures.
The site names no specific compliance standards for the software itself, beyond noting Intelex's own ISO 27001:2013 registration.
Its Starter, Advanced and Enterprise plans list features only; no prices are shown on its pricing page.
Quentic says on its own press page that it became an independent European EHS and sustainability software provider after separating from AMCS Group.
Its pricing page is an interactive calculator rather than a published rate card.
Its site does not name a specific external standard; pricing is by request through a form rather than published figures.
SiteDocs is a GoCanvas company that was acquired by the Nemetschek Group.
TechEHS also sells EHS consulting, workforce staffing and e-learning alongside its software.
VelocityEHS states it is ISO 27001 certified and SOC 2 Type II attested for its own security program.
Its site names no specific external standard; pricing is published per-user with a free tier.
Consent, data maps and data subject requests under GDPR, CCPA and similar laws. 15 listed.
It publishes a Google Gold CMP Partner badge and markets itself for OneTrust migrations.
Osano offers a contractual "No Fines, No Penalties" guarantee covering regulatory fines.
Pricing is scoped to what a customer protects (surfaces, integrations, data volume and employee count) and delivered as an itemized quote within 24 hours rather than published rates.
Its own site markets it as a lower-cost alternative to OneTrust and includes a built-in DSAR redaction tool as standard.
Pricing is by number of professional seats and quoted on request rather than published.
Vendor assessments, security ratings, questionnaires and trust pages. 12 listed.
Pricing is usage-based (credits for trust center access and questionnaire automation), not per seat.
The Free tier caps trust center access grants at 20 a year and trust updates at 1 a month.
Pricing is based on the security risk strategy and assessment types a customer needs, set through a custom quote.
Packages are sized by number of vendors (1-50, 51-100, 101-500, unlimited), each priced on request.
Pricing is available only on request; the site has no published pricing page.
Offers a free-forever plan for self-monitoring alongside paid tiers priced only after a demo request.
Courses and tracking for required staff training. 4 listed.
Its site names general 'SOC' reports and financial services regulation but no specific numbered standard such as SOC 2 or GDPR.
Sold as an add-on module to KnowBe4's Security Awareness Training platform, not as a standalone product.
Has a U.S. headquarters in Las Vegas, NV and a second office in Queretaro, Mexico, per its site.
Inventories, risk assessments and controls for AI systems under the EU AI Act, ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF. 8 listed.
Supplier due diligence and sustainability reporting. 3 listed.
EcoVadis says its rating methodology is aligned to UN Global Compact, GRI and ISO 26000 standards.
osapiens acquired the Nasdaq Metrio platform and its customers as part of its US expansion.
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