Manage regulatory compliance, audits and reporting
Grade: C — Score: 50/100
VComply is an AI powered GRC platform that brings compliance, policy, risk, and case management into one connected operating record. It tracks obligations, policies, risks, cases, owners, evidence, and outcomes together, with AI that surfaces gaps before they become problems.
The platform organizes work across ComplianceOps, PolicyOps, RiskOps, and CaseOps so requirements, approvals, controls, acknowledgments, mitigation progress, and resolution history stay linked. It also includes governed AI through its MCP Server so users can ask questions against live VComply data with permission-aware, source-connected context.
The main risk it addresses is fragmentation: spreadsheets, folders, inboxes, and disconnected tools can break accountability, context, and proof. VComply is positioned to provide clear ownership, current evidence, audit-ready reporting, and connected context for compliance and risk programs.
Pro GRC Suite: $1,000/month, billed annually; minimum contract period 12 months
Enterprise GRC Suite: Custom quote; billed annually
Start-ups & Non-Profits: Custom pricing; special 20% nonprofit discount; billed annually
Consider switching to Spreadsheets: The site compares VComply against spreadsheets and shared folders, positioning it as a more connected way to manage obligations, policies, risks, and cases.
Yes. VComply is presented as a modular GRC platform, and the site says organizations can start with a single module and expand as needed. The documented modules cover compliance, policy, risk, and case work, so you can scope the purchase to the workflows you need.
Yes. ComplianceOps manages regulatory and control compliance, field audits, and reporting, and the product description says it keeps obligations, controls, owners, deadlines, assessments, and evidence in one program record. The documented workflow also includes recurring reviews and control testing tied to each obligation.
Yes. PolicyOps is described as covering drafting, review, approval, distribution, and attestation. The product pages also show versioned policies, approval trails, acknowledgment counts, and reminder tracking.
Yes. RiskOps is documented for automating, assessing, quantifying, and scaling risk programs, and the product page says it tracks inherent and residual risk values, owner assignment, and links back to controls and policy records. That means it is built for risk tracking as part of the broader GRC workflow, not as a separate spreadsheet-only register.
Yes. CaseOps is used to triage, investigate, and resolve issues with a complete history. The homepage shows case ownership, corrective actions, and linked evidence across the resolution workflow.
Yes. VComply documents an AI Policy Generator and an AI Policy Assistant, along with MCP connections for GPT, Claude, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot. The site says the AI support is permission-aware and grounded in live compliance data.
Yes. Single Sign On is listed under the Enterprise GRC Suite, along with a customized login page, enhanced security, and a custom domain. The pricing page places those items in the custom-quote enterprise option rather than the public starting plan.
VComply invoices customers annually, and the documented minimum contract period is 12 months. The public pricing page also says modules start at $1,000 per month and that pricing is straightforward with no hidden fees or surprises.
Yes. The pricing page says VComply offers a special 20% discount for non-profit organizations. That discount is listed alongside annual invoicing and the other published pricing terms.