What is GRC?
Governance, risk and compliance: deciding who is accountable, knowing which risks the business carries, and proving to auditors and regulators that the controls you promised are in place and working.
Which standards are included?
124 standards and regulations, including ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, NIST CSF 2.0, the DPDP Act, GDPR, HIPAA, RBI and SEBI rules, DORA, NIS2, the EU AI Act, and ten Middle East frameworks such as NCA ECC, SAMA CSF and the UAE IA. All of them map to one common set of controls, so evidence collected once counts everywhere it applies. You can also add your own internal standards.
What do Verified, Reviewed and Preview mean?
Verified: every clause reviewed and mapped by our compliance team, and used in at least one audit. Reviewed: mappings checked by our compliance team, not yet used in an audit. Preview: AI-drafted mappings awaiting review; use them for gap analysis, not for an audit. Today every pack is Preview. Only our compliance team changes a label, and exports from a Preview pack say so.
Do I need an AI key?
No. Every agent task also runs on a deterministic rules engine, and its output is labelled as such. When you want Claude to do the drafting, add an Anthropic API key, connect your own Amazon Bedrock, Google Vertex AI or Microsoft Foundry account, or use HashGo AI credits.
Where is AI processed?
Only in the geographies your policy allows. Workspaces in India and the Gulf never send AI requests to the US or to global endpoints by default, because Claude is not yet offered with in-country processing there on Bedrock, Vertex AI or Foundry; allow the EU, Japan or Australia, or use a private model. Every agent run records the endpoint and geography it used.
Where is my data stored?
HashGo GRC runs in Mumbai, India. On Enterprise you can install it in your own data centre or cloud region instead.
Can the AI change things on its own?
Only within its tier. Agents can read, analyse and draft on their own. Changing a score, status or mapping needs a reviewer, and anything that goes outside the company or closes a finding needs a named approver. Nobody can approve their own request.
Which systems can it connect to today?
Live collectors cover web and TLS posture, DNS and email authentication, GitHub, any REST API and incoming webhooks. Collectors for AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Microsoft Entra ID, Okta and Google Workspace are in beta. You can upload evidence for everything else; tell us which connectors you need.
How do auditors get access?
Through a portal scoped to one engagement, with watermarked downloads and an expiry date. External auditors are free on every plan.
Can evidence be trusted?
Each file is hashed with SHA-256 when it is captured and stored write-once, with a chain of custody. Every action in the platform goes into a hash-chained audit log that can be verified and exported to your SIEM.
Who counts as a user?
Anyone who creates, edits or approves records. External auditors, read-only viewers and employees completing policy attestations are free.
Can we host it ourselves?
Yes, on Enterprise. HashGo GRC installs with Docker inside your network and can use a private or self-hosted AI model.
Can I switch plans?
Yes. Upgrades take effect immediately and are charged pro rata. Downgrades take effect at renewal.
How do I start?
Start a 30-day trial: 2 frameworks, 5 users, live collectors and AI agents, no card required, with a free readiness report for one framework. Or book a demo and we will set up your organization.