The problem
A customer, insurer or auditor asks for your documented policies, and you have three days to invent a paper trail that was supposed to exist all along.
What it does for you
- A complete, dated policy set you can hand over
- Risk assessments in a format reviewers expect
- Checklists that turn compliance into a routine
- Documents that get refreshed instead of going stale
What you actually get
Real deliverables this department generates — ready to send, sign or file.
Business Policy
A ready-to-adopt written policy with scope, rules and enforcement.
Risk Assessment
Score your risks and get a mitigation plan you can show an auditor.
Risk Register (deep)
A scored risk register with owners, treatments, residual risk and a review calendar — the artifact auditors actually ask for.
Meet your lead AI employee
Ivy
Legal Analyst · Legal
Ivy runs this department end to end and pulls in specialists from your workforce whenever the work crosses departments.
Capabilities
- Business policies
- Cybersecurity policies
- Risk assessments
- Compliance checklists
- Employee policies
- Document updates
Who it's for
- Businesses bidding on enterprise or government work
- Anyone completing a security questionnaire
- Owners who inherited compliance and never had time
How it runs
Activate the department, answer a few questions about your business, and Ivy starts producing. The full step-by-step runbook ships inside your workspace.
Read the ComplianceForge runbookQuestions
Does this make me compliant?
It produces the documentation layer. Certification and enforcement still depend on your practices and your auditor.
Which frameworks does it follow?
Documents are written to common expectations for small-business security, employment and operational policy, and can be tailored to a named framework.
How do I keep them current?
Each document has a review cadence and gets regenerated with your updates on schedule.
Put ComplianceForge to work today
$59/mo for this department alone, or bundle more and pay less per department.