Readiv is the AI audit readiness workspace for teams preparing for ISO 27001, ISO 42001, SOC 2 and digital trust reviews. Upload evidence, understand gaps, and move from chaos to control before the auditor asks.
Most teams do not start with perfect integrations. They start with folders, PDFs, screenshots, Excel trackers, policy files and urgent questions. Readiv turns that into an audit-readiness workspace.
Policies, registers, screenshots, emails, slide decks and scans. Readiv extracts owners, dates and facts, and cites the exact quote and page behind every finding.
Evidence is checked against the full ISO 27001 catalog, clauses 4 to 10, ISO 42001 and your Statement of Applicability, with SOC 2 criteria suggested from the same proof.
Missing evidence turns into corrective actions with owners and due dates. Nothing closes on a comment: closure requires evidence.
Risks found in evidence and risks from your workshops sit in one register, scored, owned and linked to Annex A controls for clause 6.1.3.
Reviewer decisions, evidence and readiness are released as a Final Audit Pack that cannot be edited. Invited auditors get a read-only view.
Per-audit scores, what is ready, what is exposed and what must be fixed before fieldwork, for boards, investors and customers.
Four steps your team already understands, without a six-month GRC implementation.
Drop a whole folder: policies, screenshots, reports, certificates, audit files and working documents. Duplicates are caught on the way in.
Readiv turns documents into control context, gaps, risks and audit signals, each backed by a quote you can check.
Prioritize missing evidence, corrective actions and readiness blockers, with owners and due dates.
Release a sealed Final Audit Pack and invite your auditor to a read-only workspace.
Auditors do not accept “the AI said so”. Readiv only keeps a control mapping when the quote behind it is found in your document, shows the page, and records who accepted it.
The same discipline you expect from your auditors is built into how Readiv handles your evidence.
Every record is scoped to your organization. Access never crosses workspaces.
Owners, members and auditors see only what their role allows. Auditors are read-only.
AI proposes; people accept, change or reject. Suggestions without a verifiable quote are set aside.
Released Final Audit Packs are frozen. History is append-only, never rewritten.
Gaps and actions cannot be closed with a comment. Closure needs evidence.
Selecting a plan never grants paid access. Activation happens only after verified payment.
Answer the customer security review and investor diligence without hiring a compliance team first.
See readiness per audit and standard, the exposed controls, and who owns each fix.
Replace spreadsheets and shared folders with one evidence-first workspace.
Review a sealed pack with quotes, pages and decisions, in a read-only view.
An evidence-first audit readiness layer: lightweight enough to start quickly, structured enough to support serious compliance conversations.
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No. Readiv starts with the evidence you already have: folders, PDFs, spreadsheets, screenshots and emails. Upload them and see readiness the same day.
Each document is analysed once. Every suggested control mapping must cite a quote that exists in the document; anything that cannot be verified is set aside. People always accept, change or reject the result.
ISO 27001 (Annex A and clauses 4 to 10, with a Statement of Applicability), ISO 42001 and SOC 2, plus digital trust and management system themes such as ISO 27701, DPDP, ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001.
Yes. Invite auditors to a read-only workspace and hand them a sealed Final Audit Pack that cannot be edited after release.
Nothing is deleted. Expiry changes your access mode; your organization history and audit work stay intact, and there is no automatic charge.
Prepare your audit workspace, understand readiness, and show the next investor, customer or auditor that compliance is becoming operational.