Continuous compliance for teams that cannot afford audit surprises
When your controls live across cloud, identity, and ticketing tools, auditors still expect one coherent story. AUDIX gives CISO and GRC teams continuous control monitoring through read-only integrations—so you fix gaps before they become findings.
We recommend connecting your cloud provider and identity stack first—that unlocks most automated evidence for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and DPDP. You map each control once; we crosswalk it across frameworks, run continuous checks, and route failures to the owners who can fix them. When review time comes, you invite auditors to a read-only evidence vault instead of rebuilding binders from email threads.
What you get on the platform
- 30-day audit-ready blueprint — Guided sprints with evidence compiled as you go
- Continuous control monitoring — Background checks against GRC control tests with pass/fail visibility
- Multi-framework cross-mapping — Map one control to DPDP, SOC 2, ISO 27001, RBI, SEBI, and CERT-In
- Read-only integrations — AWS, GCP, Azure, Okta, Google Workspace, Jira, GitHub, and HR systems
- Auditor-ready exports — Structured reports and read-only vault access for external reviewers
- Role-based access — Fine-grained viewer roles and immutable audit trails
Connect in the right order
Cloud and identity first, then HRIS for joiner/leaver timing, then ticketing or version control for change evidence. That sequence unlocks the majority of automated tests without agent sprawl.
Common questions
Which integrations should we connect to AUDIX first?
Start with your cloud provider and identity provider—they supply most evidence for access, encryption, and logging controls across SOC 2, ISO 27001, and DPDP. Next, connect HRIS for onboarding and offboarding timing, then ticketing or version control for change-management evidence. AUDIX uses read-only OAuth scopes throughout.
Can one control satisfy multiple compliance frameworks at once?
Yes. That is the core idea behind multi-framework mapping. When you prove MFA or encryption once, AUDIX crosswalks the same evidence to DPDP, SOC 2, ISO 27001, RBI, SEBI, and CERT-In requirements—so you are not maintaining separate trackers for every framework.
How do external auditors access evidence in AUDIX?
You grant auditors read-only access to an evidence vault with the controls and artifacts they need—exports, integration snapshots, and policy sign-offs—without giving them admin rights to your production systems. That reduces back-and-forth email loops during the review period.
Do we need a dedicated compliance team to use AUDIX?
No. AUDIX is built for lean security and IT teams who own GRC alongside other responsibilities. The guided 30-day blueprint, automated evidence collection, and clear ownership routing help a small team run a credible program without hiring a large compliance department first.
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