Third-Party Compliance Validation

Automated validation of partner and third-party compliance postures against regulatory and contractual standards.

Verify the Claim, Not Just the Certificate

A logo on a security page is not evidence. Validation checks whether the stated posture actually covers the data you are sharing.

Evidence Validation

Check submitted certifications, audit reports and policies for scope, validity dates and issuer.

Control Mapping

Map a partner's controls to your required standard so partial coverage is visible, not assumed.

Automated Re-Checks

Re-validate on a schedule rather than trusting a posture confirmed once at onboarding.

Pass / Fail Criteria

Define the minimum bar per data category, so validation gives a decision and not just a report.

Exception Handling

Record accepted deviations with an approver, a rationale and an expiry date on the exception.

Onboarding Gate

Block data sharing with a partner until validation passes, instead of catching it in a later review.

How Third-Party Validation Works

1

Set the Standard

Define the controls and evidence a third party must satisfy for each category of data you share.

2

Validate the Evidence

Submitted certifications and questionnaire responses are checked against that standard automatically.

3

Decide & Re-Check

Pass, fail or grant a time-bound exception — then re-validate on schedule as evidence expires.

Validate Before You Share

Turn partner compliance from a claim in an email into a checked, dated, re-verified decision.