AI that works hard, then waits for approval.
ChronoVault uses AI to accelerate the work compliance teams do — reading regulator text, drafting requirements, suggesting mappings, classifying evidence, flagging drift. Every one of those capabilities lands its output in a review queue. No AI contribution enters your canonical record without a named human approving it.
AI suggestion pipeline
suggests evidence links
Sorted by confidence.
Decision logged to audit trail.
| Suggestion | Type | Confidence | Status | Reviewer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Map ACC-047 → SOC 2 CC6.6 | Mapping | Pending | R. Mehta | |
| Flag ENC-008 — evidence stale (47d) | Gap | Approved | S. Pattem · 2d ago | |
| Draft evidence link: AWS Config → A.8.9 | Evidence | Pending | K. Rao | |
| Draft policy text for DPDPA §8(7) | Draft | Rejected | A. Sharma · 5d ago | |
| Cross-map RBI 4.2.1 → PCI-DSS 6.3.2 | Mapping | Pending | R. Mehta |
Immutable audit trail
Every AI suggestion, review decision, and approval is recorded with the actor’s identity, timestamp, and rationale. AI never writes to the canonical compliance record directly — only humans can commit changes.
Key workflows
1. Reading regulations
The system processes long regulator PDFs and drafts structured requirements for a compliance manager to review. Ambiguity is flagged, not silently resolved.
2. Suggesting mappings
When you add a control, ChronoVault proposes which requirements it might satisfy — based on your library, your past mappings, and the canonical cross-framework graph.
3. Classifying evidence
New evidence is tagged with a suggested control and category. A human confirms or corrects before the tag is committed.
4. Flagging drift
The system notices when a control's implementation has moved away from its design intent, and raises the change as a reviewable event.
5. Summarizing changes
Regulatory amendments are summarized in plain language, with the original text always one click away. The summary never replaces the text.
Related capabilities
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