Policy management software: AI drafts, humans approve
Every framework wants written policies. Complies drafts credible starting points from your actual stack, then humans review, approve, and own them, with versions and acknowledgments tracked.
Policy management software creates, versions, and distributes the written policies your frameworks require, and tracks who has read and acknowledged them, so policy work stops being a folder of stale documents nobody can date. Complies starts each policy with an AI-drafted starting point tailored to your actual stack: connect AWS and GitHub and your access control and change management drafts reference the tools and practices you really run, not a generic template company. Humans then review, edit, and approve, and nothing becomes an active policy without a named approver, because an auditor will ask who owns each document and when it was last reviewed. Version history records every change with author and date, annual review reminders land on the compliance calendar, and acknowledgment tracking shows exactly which employees have read which version, which is itself evidence auditors routinely request. Each policy is mapped to the controls it supports across SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI DSS, so one approved document earns credit in every framework that needs it. AI-drafted policy starting points are included from the Starter plan at $79 per month billed yearly. The honest limitation: drafts are starting points, not legal advice, and the review step exists precisely because your company, not the software, is accountable for what its policies say.
It works alongside compliance tracking software and control mapping software, and plugs straight into iso 27001 compliance software, soc 2 compliance software on every plan from Growth up.
Complies assists with compliance workflows. It is not legal advice, and it does not certify you or guarantee audit outcomes. Your auditor decides; Complies gets you ready.
What changes when it is in place
Drafts from your real stack
AI-drafted starting points reference the tools you actually connected, so the access control policy describes your Okta and GitHub setup instead of a fictional template company.
Human approval, by design
No draft becomes an active policy without a named human approver. Auditors ask who owns each document and when it was reviewed, and Complies always has the answer.
Version history and review cadence
Every edit is recorded with author and date, and annual review reminders land on the compliance calendar, so no policy quietly drifts three years out of date.
Acknowledgment tracking as evidence
See exactly which employees acknowledged which policy version, chase stragglers automatically, and export the record: it is evidence auditors routinely request for security awareness controls.
Common questions
No, and we built the product so they cannot be. Drafts are starting points generated from your connected stack, and they only become active policies after a named human reviews and approves them. Complies assists with compliance workflows; it is not legal advice. The drafts save you the blank-page week, and the approval step keeps accountability where it belongs, with your company.
It depends on your frameworks. SOC 2 typically expects around a dozen, including information security, access control, change management, incident response, and vendor management. ISO 27001 adds a few of its own. Complies derives the exact list from the frameworks you pick and maps each policy to the controls it supports, so you write what is required and nothing decorative.
Approved policies are distributed to your team, and each person confirms they have read the current version. Complies records who acknowledged what and when, sends automatic reminders to stragglers, and re-runs the cycle when a policy materially changes. The exportable record doubles as audit evidence for security awareness requirements in SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
ISO 27001 Checklist: 13 Steps From Scope to Certification
SOC 2SOC 2 Controls List: AICPA CC1 to CC9 Common Criteria
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