Compliance that remembers everything.
ChronoVault brings every regulation, control, evidence artifact, and audit answer into one temporal system of record — so nothing falls through the cracks between frameworks, auditors, or years.
One system of record for the whole compliance program.
Most compliance teams are running a dozen spreadsheets, a shared drive full of screenshots, and a rotating cast of consultants to hold it all together. ChronoVault is what happens when you rebuild that entire stack as one product — with regulations at the center, controls and evidence wrapped around them, a complete history of every change, and an AI layer that suggests next steps but never takes them alone.
It is built for compliance and risk teams who have to satisfy multiple overlapping regimes, prove their posture to auditors on demand, and answer regulator questions about a date two years ago without a fire drill.
Nine connected capabilities. One model of truth.
Each capability is useful on its own. They are most useful together, because they share a single model of regulations, controls, evidence, and time.
Requirements library
Every regulatory obligation you care about, organized, linked to source text, and mapped across frameworks. No more copy-pasting from PDFs.
Learn more →Controls & mapping
Design, implement, test, and monitor controls against every in-scope requirement — with a visual mapping studio that shows gaps at a glance.
Learn more →Evidence management
Collect, schedule, reuse, and review evidence artifacts. Rules enforce cadence; templates prevent the same screenshot from being requested twice.
Learn more →Assessments & audits
Run internal, third-party, and regulator-facing assessments in the same system. Findings and remediation stay linked to the controls they came from.
Learn more →Risk management
Identify risks, score them against a shared taxonomy, and trace every finding back to a control, an obligation, and an owner.
Learn more →Obligations & deadlines
Nothing expires in the dark. Obligations track their own deadlines, send reminders, and escalate when something slips.
Learn more →Posture scoring
Framework-level and portfolio-level posture in a single view, recomputed as controls, evidence, and findings change.
Learn more →Time travel
Answer "what did our posture look like on 31 March 2025?" without guessing. Every view can be rewound to any point in time.
Learn more →Human-reviewed AI
AI drafts requirements, suggests mappings, and flags risks — then waits for a human to approve before anything touches your compliance record.
Learn more →Three users, one system.
The compliance manager
Priya opens ChronoVault Monday morning. Her dashboard shows twelve new evidence items due this week, one obligation deadline ten days out, and three AI-suggested requirements from a fresh regulator circular waiting in her review queue. She approves two, rejects one with a reason, and the canonical library is updated. Her team sees the change in their next hour.
The external auditor
Ravi logs into his assigned tenant view. He sees only the frameworks and controls his engagement letter covers. He pulls the posture as of the last day of the fiscal year, walks through the evidence lineage for three sample controls, and leaves a finding on one. Every click is captured in the audit trail.
The CISO
Anil checks ChronoVault before the quarterly board meeting. He sees the overall posture trend across every framework his firm is in scope for, drills into the two frameworks that are amber, and exports a narrative summary of what has improved and what has regressed since last quarter.
Four things most GRC tools don't do.
Temporal history, built in
Every change is versioned. Roll back, audit a prior state, and answer "as of" questions without digging through backups.
Read more → 02Human-reviewed AI
Every AI suggestion lands in a review queue. Nothing touches your canonical record until a named person approves it.
Read more → 03Deep jurisdictional coverage
Not just global frameworks — ChronoVault ships with deep support for Indian regulatory regimes, on a published roadmap.
Read more → 04An auditor experience, not an afterthought
External auditors get their own view, their own workflows, and the same data your team sees — no PDF handovers.
Read more →AI you can actually audit.
ChronoVault uses AI to do the heavy lifting that compliance teams hate — reading long regulator circulars, drafting requirements, suggesting mappings, flagging control drift. It is never used to make decisions on your behalf.
Every AI output is staged, attributed to the model run that produced it, and waits for a human compliance manager to review and approve before it becomes part of your canonical record. When auditors ask whether AI affected your posture, the honest answer is yes — and every one of those contributions is on the record, with the approver's name next to it.
Commitments
- Human review of every canonical change.
- Outputs are attributed and auditable.
- Opt out of any AI feature individually.
- No customer data used to train shared models without written consent.
Long-form reading for GRC practitioners.
What a SOC 2 Type II audit actually tests (and what it doesn't)
SOC 2 in plain language — Type I vs. Type II, the five Trust Services Criteria, how auditors sample, and the findings we see most often.
India regulatoryReading the DPDPA 2023: a compliance manager's field guide
A practitioner's walk through India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act — consent, fiduciaries, rights, and how it interacts with sectoral rules.
GRC fundamentalsCross-framework mapping: why it's hard, and what makes it worth doing
Four types of mapping relationships, a worked example across SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI-DSS, and the mistakes we see most often.
See ChronoVault with your own frameworks.
A 45-minute demo with a compliance engineer, not a salesperson. Tell us the frameworks you care about most and we'll tailor the walkthrough — and leave you with a recording.
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