AuditSahi works out which Indian rulebooks apply to you, drafts the policies your regulators ask for, reminds you of every recurring review, checks the evidence you upload and keeps your audit pack ready. Nothing is marked ready for the audit pack until you approve it.
Rulebooks
RBI, SEBI, IRDAI, CERT-In and the DPDP Act among them
Works on
Documents only. It never scans or tests a system
Status
Launched. Free account and a public demo at auditsahi.com
It starts with a few plain questions about your organisation. From the answers, AuditSahi works out which Indian rulebooks apply to you and what each one asks. Document based: it never scans, probes or tests a system.
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One number: how audit ready you are today.
The dashboard counts the policies, and the reviews and reports that prove things happened, that your rulebooks require up to today. Under it, your next step, named, with the rulebook that asks for it.
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The policies your rulebooks ask for.
Each policy is drafted from the clauses that apply to you, then approved by a person in your company. An approval proves the document exists, never that the practice happened, and the screen says so.
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Every recurring duty with a date. Never a guessed one.
Quarterly reviews, annual tests and reporting windows sit on one calendar with their source. A duty that has never been recorded as done has no date, because AuditSahi never guesses a due date.
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Reviews and reports that prove things happened.
A review counts as done when every obligation behind it was done within its cycle and the report is on file. Approving a policy never counts as a review having happened.
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Real screens.
These are screenshots of the live product. The inner screens are its public demo, which runs on a fictional sample organisation; every figure on them is the demo's own.
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