Platform
One place where compliance work gets done — and gets smarter.
Cyvidia gives every review a workspace, runs it with agents, and connects everything into one intelligence layer that compounds. Here's how it works.
The workspace
A workspace for every review — on both sides of the relationship.
Whether you're assessing a vendor or answering a customer, the documents, evidence, decisions, and tasks live together — not scattered across inboxes, portals, and spreadsheets. Internally we call it a Project; you'll just call it the place the work happens.
Acme Cloud
Vendor review · SOC 2 Type II assessment
146
Evidence
19
Controls
4
Gaps
12
Decisions
Northwind Bank
Customer security review · 312-question SIG
312
Questions
88%
Drafted
274
Cited
9
Open
How Cyvidia works
One workspace for the whole program. Every review, party, and decision, connected.
Acme Cloud
Vendor review · SOC 2 Type II
146
Evidence
29
Decisions
8
Tasks
Bring any model
Your reviews, evidence, decisions, and audit trail stay in Cyvidia — whatever model runs underneath.
The agents
Agents that do the work, not just answer questions.
Cyvidia's agents draft questionnaire answers, right-size vendor assessments, redline contracts, and watch your controls — end to end. Run Cyvidia's own agents, or plug in Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, or your own. The model is interchangeable. Your work is not.
Grounded in your evidence
Every answer comes from your own evidence — and shows its source.
Agents work from your policies, past answers, and controls, plus the sources where your evidence already lives. Every answer cites where it came from. No generic prompts, no invented standards.
Evidence rooms
SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI
Questionnaires
SIG, CAIQ, customer portals
Contracts
MSAs, DPAs, security addenda
Controls & policies
Frameworks, procedures, mappings
Integrations
Jira, Slack, GRC, cloud evidence
Audit trail
Approvals, exceptions, sign-offs
The intelligence layer
Every review makes the next one smarter.
Everything your team produces connects into one organization context graph — parties, contracts, controls, obligations, evidence, risks, and decisions. Ask it anything; it answers with everything your program has ever learned.
Models commoditize. This is the part that compounds — and the part no competitor can hand you.
Organization context graph
Gets smarter
The work gets done. Then it gets learned.
Every decision your team makes — an approved answer, an overridden risk rating, a closed finding — is captured with its rationale. Cyvidia turns those decisions, and how they play out, into lessons that sharpen the next review.
Not generic training on the open internet. Your team's judgment, compounding into skill — and it stays yours.
Decision recorded
with its rationale
Outcome tracked
how it played out
Lesson learned
added to the library
Sharper next review
skills improve
Built to collaborate
Compliance is a team sport. So is the workspace.
Evidence rooms
Stop chasing evidence over email.
Send a vendor, a customer, or your own team a secure, expiring link. They drop exactly what you asked for — and it lands in the project, mapped to the control it answers. No attachments lost in inboxes, no shared-drive sprawl, no third reminder email.
Acme Cloud · thread
Project threads
Hand the work to anyone — a teammate or an agent.
Every project has a thread. Assign a task to a colleague, or to an agent — same thread, same context, same record. As agents take on more of the work, the handoff never leaves the place the work already lives. We're built for the moment that line disappears.
Defensible by default
Built to be defended.
Every decision is recorded with its rationale and source on an immutable audit trail. RBAC, SSO, and no training on your data — the scrutiny your team applies to everyone else, applied to itself.
Immutable audit trail
Every action and approval, on the record
Cited outputs
Every answer traces to its evidence
RBAC + SSO
Granular, enterprise access control
No model training
Your data never trains shared models
See Cyvidia on your own program.
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