Policies that win contracts, not just pass audits
Your competitors say all the right things in proposal meetings too. The difference is whether you can prove you actually operate that way. Generate policies tailored to how your business really works, then enforce them automatically—so when enterprise prospects ask for evidence, you have receipts.
The obvious question
“Why wouldn't I just ask ChatGPT for a policy?”
You can, and you'll have a competent-looking document in about thirty seconds. The writing was never the hard part. What's hard is everything that has to happen to that document over the next three years. ChatGPT emits prose, and prose can't be watched, diffed by meaning, or enforced.
Policies are generated from how your business actually runs—workforce model, cloud providers, contractor mix, whether you're mid-acquisition. Not from a paragraph you wrote describing yourself at 11pm.
Every policy carries required reviewers, an approval trail, a review cadence, and version history with categorized change reasons. A chat transcript has none of those. An auditor asks for all of them.
Published policies deploy enforcement rules across AWS, GitHub, Google Workspace and Entra ID, with drift detection when reality diverges. That's the difference between claiming a control and operating one.
Policies that reflect how you actually operate
Generic templates are why policies become shelf-ware—they describe some hypothetical company, not yours. Our AI generates policies based on your industry, team structure, and actual tech stack. The result: governance documents your team can actually follow, and that you can prove you follow.
- Tailored to your industry, size, and stack
- Maps to SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST, PCI DSS
- Written to be followed, not just filed
- Directly enforceable across your infrastructure
Policy Library
The policies enterprise buyers expect to see
Each one tailored to your business, enforceable from day one
Information Security Policy
Core security controls and governance
Access Control Policy
User access, authentication, authorization
Incident Response Plan
Detection, response, and recovery procedures
Data Protection Policy
Data classification, handling, and retention
Vendor Management Policy
Third-party risk assessment and monitoring
Business Continuity Plan
Disaster recovery and business resilience
HIPAA Compliance Policy
Healthcare data protection requirements
Financial Security Policy
Financial data and SOX compliance
Governance that people actually engage with
Policies only matter if the right people own them. Our workflow ensures policies are reviewed by stakeholders who understand the business context—not rubber-stamped by people trying to clear their inbox. When enforcement goes live, everyone who approved it knows what they signed off on.
- Required reviewers mapped to each policy domain
- Approval creates accountability, not just sign-off
- Stakeholders notified before policies take effect
- Full audit trail of who approved what and when
Access Control Policy
v2.1.0 — Major UpdateShow auditors you're getting better, not just compliant
Static policies signal stagnation. Enterprise buyers and auditors want to see that your governance evolves with your business. Full version history with categorized change reasons shows why policies changed—regulatory updates, incident learnings, business growth—not just that they did.
The gap between policy and practice? Zero.
Most companies have policies that say one thing while their infrastructure does another. When your policies are published, enforcement rules deploy automatically across your platforms. Your access control policy isn't a document—it's running code that proves you mean what you say.
- AWS: MFA enforcement, encryption requirements
- GitHub: Branch protection, code review gates
- Google Workspace: 2FA, external sharing controls
- Microsoft Entra ID: Conditional access, privilege boundaries
- Real-time drift detection when reality diverges
How it scales
Every policy needs upkeep. The question is who does it.
Every plan includes the full policy library, the review queue, and the approval workflow. The upkeep is work you can absolutely do yourself—in most companies it just doesn't get done until an auditor asks.
Review dates come due.
every quarter · chased by hand
Someone watches the calendar, works out what changed since last time, writes the summary, then reminds four people to sign it.
01 Every plan
The queue surfaces what's due and routes it for approval.
Every policy carries a review cadence and a named owner. The library shows what's coming due, what's overdue, and who still has to sign.
A framework you're audited against changes.
nothing is watching for it
Someone has to spot the revision, work out which of your policies it touches, and write the update.
02 APRI
The change arrives with the redline already drafted.
APRI watches the frameworks you're held to, identifies the policies affected, and proposes the wording with the citation attached.
Your business changes shape.
no trigger — nothing surfaces it
You go remote, add a cloud provider, start using contractors. The policies that assumed otherwise stay exactly as they were.
03 APRI
New operating reality, new policy work—surfaced.
APRI reads the change in your business context and tells you which policies no longer match how you actually operate.
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