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Compliance Suite

Compliance is a product, not just a badge

A unified compliance suite — frameworks, controls, audits and GDPR — tied to the data and processes they govern. Stop pasting screenshots into auditor folders. Connects with Contract Management, Food Regulatory and Waste & ESG.

Frameworks · controls · evidence · GDPR DSARs · audit trail
app.response365.ai · Compliance · Q2 program
Compliance program 5 frameworks · live
Controls passing
214 / 226
Open DSARs
7
Audit events
1.4M
Frameworks board · live status
GDPR52 controls · 7 DSARs open
On track
SOX41 controls · 2 exceptions
Review
HIPAA38 controls · evidence current
Passing
ISO 2700193 controls · audit Mar 2027
Passing
21 CFR Part 11e-signatures · audit log live
Passing
Frameworks unifiedone control library
Audit-ready by defaultevery change logged
5
core frameworks covered
220+
controls in the library
9
evidence types accepted
12
audit-event categories
The problem

Your compliance program lives in screenshots and spreadsheets

A separate tool tracks GDPR. Another binder lists SOX controls. HIPAA evidence is a folder on someone's laptop. The ISO auditor asks for proof and three teams scramble to export, rename and upload — six weeks before the audit, every quarter.

Response365 turns frameworks, controls and evidence into first-class records that point at the actual data, configuration and approvals they describe. Auditors get a defensible trail without anyone pasting a screenshot.

GDPR toolSeparate SaaS
SOX binderExcel + Sharepoint
HIPAA folderDrive shares
ISO 27001External auditor portal
21 CFRValidated system silo
Audit prepSix-week scramble
Why it's different

Controls point at the data they describe

One control library, every framework

GDPR, SOX, HIPAA, ISO 27001 and 21 CFR Part 11 share the same control objects. Map a control once — satisfy it across frameworks. No more triple-documenting access management.

Audit trail by default

Every record change, access, approval and configuration edit logs an event. Auditors get a query, not a request for screenshots. The trail is what's already there — not something you have to assemble.

GDPR as first-class objects

Subject access requests, data exports, retention schedules and consent are records — not a ticket queue. Every DSAR runs against the real customer record, not an extract.

The frameworks

Five frameworks, one program — and room for more

Pre-mapped controls for the regimes most regulated businesses run. Industry overlays for food, healthcare and manufacturing.

1
GDPR

Lawful basis, data inventory, DSARs, retention, breach notification and consent — wired to the customer record.

2
SOX

ITGC and process controls over the financial close — change management, access reviews, segregation of duties.

3
HIPAA

Administrative, physical and technical safeguards for PHI — minimum necessary, audit controls and BAAs.

4
ISO 27001

The full Annex A control set with Statement of Applicability, risk register and internal audit cycle.

5
21 CFR Part 11

Validated electronic records and signatures — system validation, audit trails and controlled e-signatures.

6
Industry overlays

Food, healthcare and manufacturing modules layer their own rules on the same control library. one program, many regimes

Controls & evidence

Controls that test themselves

A control isn't a paragraph — it's a record with an owner, a test and a piece of live evidence.

  • Shared control libraryone control can satisfy obligations under multiple frameworks at once
  • Live evidence bindingcontrols link to the configuration, query or workflow that proves them — not a screenshot
  • Owners and test cadenceeach control has an accountable owner and a recurring test schedule
  • Exceptions and remediationfailed tests open exception records with remediation tasks and due dates
Access review · quarterlycovers SOX, HIPAA and ISO A.9
3 frameworks
Change approval evidencequeried from the change record
Live
Owner · CISOtest due in 14 days
Assigned
Exception · password policyremediation task open
Open
The audit trail

Every change, access and approval — already logged

The trail isn't a feature you turn on for audits. It's how the platform works.

  • Twelve event categoriescreate, read, update, delete, access, login, approve, sign, export, configure, admin and integration events
  • Field-level diffsold value, new value, actor, IP, reason — on every record change
  • Tamper-evidentappend-only with cryptographic chaining — an auditor can verify integrity
  • 21 CFR Part 11 e-signaturessigned events carry meaning, signer identity, time and signature manifest
10:42 · Updatecredit limit €120k → €180k · approved
Update
10:38 · SignSOP-014 v3 · QA Manager · Part 11
Signed
10:31 · Accesspatient record viewed · HIPAA scope
Access
10:24 · ExportDSAR-2026-088 fulfilled · 4.2MB
Export
GDPR toolkit

DSARs, consent and retention as first-class records

Treat data subject requests like tickets and you'll miss a deadline. Treat them as records and the platform runs them for you.

  • DSAR queueaccess, rectification, erasure, portability and objection — clocked against the 30-day window
  • Automated data discoveryfinds every record about the subject across the modules — no manual hunting
  • Retention schedulesper data category, with automated deletion or anonymisation at expiry
  • Consent ledgerversioned consent records tied to the customer record and the channel where it was given
DSAR-2026-091 · Accessday 4 of 30 · auto-discovery running
Open
DSAR-2026-090 · Erasureday 11 · 142 records flagged
Review
DSAR-2026-088 · Portabilityfulfilled · JSON + PDF delivered
Closed
Retention sweep · marketing2,140 records anonymised at 24mo
Automated
Operating the program

The workflows compliance teams run every week

Risk register & treatment

Risks scored, owners assigned, treatments tied to controls. ISO 27001 risk methodology with inherent and residual scoring — and a clear line from each risk to the control that mitigates it.

Internal audit cycle

Plan the year's audits, schedule fieldwork, log findings and track corrective actions. Each finding links back to the control it tested, so trends across audits are visible without a separate dashboard.

Vendor & processor risk

Third-party register with data-processing agreements, security questionnaires and review cadences. Sub-processors, transfer mechanisms and breach contacts captured per vendor — not in a spreadsheet.

Connected, not bolted on

Where compliance meets the rest of the platform

Contracts as evidence

Contract Management obligations and KPI metrics surface as evidence for the controls they support. A signed DPA isn't an attachment somewhere — it's the live document the GDPR processor control points at, with its renewal date and obligation owner.

Industry overlays

The Food Regulatory module layers FSMA, EU food law and recall workflows on the same control library. Waste & ESG contributes emission factors and disposal records as evidence. One program, many regimes.

Build vs buy

The point-tool tax compliance teams pay today

CapabilityVantaDrataResponse365 Compliance
GDPR, SOX, HIPAA, ISO 27001 & 21 CFR Part 11 in one toolPartialPartialYes — one library
Industry overlays (food, healthcare, manufacturing)NoNoYes — native modules
Evidence pulled from the system being governedVia integrationsVia integrationsYes — same database
GDPR DSAR queue with auto-discoveryLimitedLimitedYes — across modules
Retention schedules with automated deletionNoLimitedYes — per data category
21 CFR Part 11 electronic signaturesNoNoYes — native
Field-level audit trail on business recordsFrom integrationsFrom integrationsYes — every change
Contract obligations as control evidenceNoNoYes — linked to CLM
CostPer-employee/mo + add-onsPer-employee/mo + add-onsIncluded in Response365
The business case

What this means in euros

A conservative annual case for a mid-market regulated business running three to five frameworks.

€40–90k
Retire the compliance tool

Vanta, Drata or an equivalent point tool — plus a separate GDPR DSAR product — replaced.

€60–140k
Reduce audit prep

Four to six weeks of audit-prep scramble cut to days when evidence is queried from the live system.

€80–500k
Dodge avoidable fines

One missed DSAR window or one undocumented control change can dwarf the rest. Avoided value, not promised savings.

€180–730krecoverable in year one

Indicative ranges, not a quote — actual recovery depends on framework count, headcount and current tool footprint.

Frameworks, controls and evidence — one program, audit-ready

Let us show you in seven minutes how a control in GDPR also satisfies SOX and ISO 27001, how the DSAR queue discovers data across the modules, and how the auditor's request becomes a query — not a screenshot drive.