Your compliance program. Run continuously.
Obsinto connects to your existing workflows to collect evidence, coordinate follow-up, track remediation, and verify closure. Your team directs the program and approves material actions, exceptions, and risk decisions.
Illustrative product view. Sample data, not customer results.
How Obsinto works
Build the working record from the systems your organization already runs on, your program requirements, and approved evidence.
Integrations
Connect the systems your organization already runs on: cloud infrastructure, code, identity, and document storage. Each starts with scoped, read-only access, and evidence streams into Obsinto continuously. Change, incident, and HR records come in as uploads and map to the same controls.
Read-only, scoped to what each control needs. Obsinto never needs write access to your systems to collect evidence.
Five things you will see working in your first session
Each capability below runs on your own evidence and infrastructure during a walkthrough. Try the interactions here first.
Illustrative interactions. Sample data, not customer results.
Classify any evidence, automatically
PDFs, Word documents, spreadsheets, screenshots and images, meeting notes, tickets. Obsinto reads each artifact, identifies what it is, and connects it to the controls it supports. You review the links instead of building them.
Draft policies, procedures, and evidence from one shared context
The facts about how your organization operates are fragmented across cloud config, HR systems, tickets, wikis, and chat. Obsinto assembles them into one shared context, then drafts policies, procedures, and evidence narratives that reflect how you actually work. Every statement is cited and waits for an owner to approve it.
Generate reports on demand
Ask for a readiness summary, a board update, or an auditor evidence package. Obsinto assembles it from the current program state, so the numbers in the report are the numbers in the product.
Fix infrastructure through agents, with your approval
When a control fails because of a misconfiguration, an Obsinto agent proposes the fix as code, waits for a named owner to approve it, applies it, and re-verifies the control. Nothing changes in your environment without sign-off.
- Finding detecteds3://customer-exports has no default encryption · SC-28 · High
- Agent proposes fixTerraform change drafted and validated against policy
- Awaiting your approvalNothing changes until a named owner approves
- Change appliedMerged · plan and apply succeeded · 1 resource changed
- Re-verifiedSC-28 passing · evidence attached to the control
See gaps the moment they open
Every change in your connected systems is evaluated against your controls as it happens. Gap analysis becomes continuous: which control, what is missing, who owns it, and what closes it. Gaps that close in minutes never become audit findings.
Also in the platform
Ask to see any of these during a walkthroughEvery classification and control mapping shows its reasoning. Override it, and Obsinto learns your program’s conventions.
Evidence collected once maps across SOC 2, NIST 800-53, FedRAMP, and CMMC through a maintained crosswalk.
Before a deploy lands, see which controls it touches and which evidence will need refreshing.
Evidence, decisions, and approvals are written to a verifiable ledger that auditors can check independently.
Bring one real requirement.
We'll run it through Obsinto using your framework, cloud environment, and approval model.