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Compliance automation
Evidence collection, control mapping, access reviews, change approvals and retention, built as agents that keep a record of every step.
How compliance teams use Agent Serve to collect audit evidence, map policies to controls, run access reviews, approve changes and enforce retention. Published by Valnora & Elric, makers of Agent Serve, the AI workspace where teams build, deploy, and manage AI agents.
Compliance automation articles
- ComplianceRelay
A Relay that chases audit evidence so your team does not have to
Audit season turns compliance teams into project managers chasing screenshots. This playbook sets up a Relay that watches the evidence tracker, drafts the reminders and writes the weekly status, while people own every request and every send.
· 5 min read
- ComplianceWorkflow
Mapping policy obligations to controls with one reviewed workflow
Every policy change raises the same question: which controls does this touch, and which obligations have no control at all? One workflow can do the first pass and hand a person a short list to confirm.
· 5 min read
- ComplianceRelayDeep dive
Turn regulator information requests into a tracked, evidenced response
A regulator’s letter becomes a dozen questions, a dozen owners and one deadline. Here is a setup where a workflow logs and splits the request, a Relay drafts from approved sources and a named person signs off every answer.
· 13 min read
- ComplianceMixed
Change approvals that arrive complete, with the evidence already attached
Most change approvals stall on missing rollback plans and test evidence, not on risk. These field notes answer the questions teams ask when they put an agent in front of the change advisory board.
· 6 min read
- ComplianceMulti-workflow
User access reviews: spreadsheet, scheduled workflow or continuous checks
Access reviews fail in the same way everywhere: managers approve long lists they cannot judge. This guide compares three ways to run them and when each one fits.
· 5 min read
- ComplianceMulti-workflow
Retention schedules fail at deletion: workflows that find, hold and prove it
Almost every organisation has a retention schedule. Far fewer can show that anything was deleted because of it. This long read argues for treating deletion as a process with evidence, and shows how to build one.
· 6 min read
- ComplianceWorkflowDeep dive
Answer RFP and security questionnaires from your own policies
Most security questionnaires ask the same two hundred questions in a different order. Here is a workflow that drafts each answer from your own policies and past approved answers, and sends anything uncertain to the right expert.
· 13 min read