Third-party risk and compliance, handled
RiskRunner lives in your email, contract system, and ticket queue — reading every invoice, renewal notice, and security document as it arrives. Your vendor record stays current. Nobody has to maintain it by hand.
The compliance burden arrived before the infrastructure to handle it
Series A–C companies are managing 50–200 vendors across Notion lists and Airtable grids that go stale in weeks. Nobody owns the renewal calendar. SOC 2 questionnaires arrive by surprise. When an audit lands, the scramble is manual, expensive, and embarrassing.
Spreadsheet chaos
Vendor lists in Notion, Airtable, and Google Sheets go out of sync within days
Questionnaire hell
4–12 hours per SOC 2 questionnaire, pulling the same documents every time
Shadow IT creep
Tools showing up on company cards that nobody tracks or owns
Surprise renewals
Auto-renewal emails arriving when it's too late to negotiate or cancel
Market reality
New EU AI Act enforcement, US state privacy laws, and SEC cyber disclosure rules mean vendor oversight is now a contractual and legal obligation at Series A — not something you defer until you hire a compliance team.
Lives where the work already happens
RiskRunner integrates with your email, contract system, and ticket queue. It reads invoices, renewal notices, and security documents automatically — keeping your vendor record current without anyone maintaining it by hand.
Email integration
Reads every invoice, renewal notice, and vendor communication as it arrives. Logs vendors automatically. Flags renewals three weeks out.
Automated capture
- →Invoice parsing
- →Renewal tracking
- →Vendor discovery
Contract system
Reads signed MSAs, security documentation, and subprocessor lists. Maintains a live vendor-of-record map across the company.
Document intelligence
- →SOC 2 report storage
- →Pen test tracking
- →Subprocessor mapping
Ticket queue
Drafts SOC 2 questionnaire responses automatically. Maps each question to existing documentation. Flags only the gaps that need a human decision.
Questionnaire automation
- →Question mapping
- →Response drafting
- →Gap identification
Built for the work nobody wants to do
Every feature is designed to eliminate a specific recurring task that ops and finance teams do manually today.
Questionnaires in under an hour
SOC 2 questionnaires that used to take 4–12 hours are drafted automatically, with gaps flagged for human review.
Compliance gap detection
Automatically flags vendors missing SOC 2 reports, expired pen tests, or incomplete security documentation.
Renewal tracking
Flags upcoming renewals three weeks out. No more surprise auto-renewals or missed negotiation windows.
Live vendor map
Maintains an always-current vendor-of-record across procurement, finance, security, and legal — no manual updates.
Shadow IT discovery
Reads company card statements and email to surface tools nobody officially tracked or approved.
Audit readiness
When an audit lands or a vendor gets breached, every document and record is already organized and current.
The difference
Every enterprise GRC suite requires a GRC team to run it
RiskRunner was built for the ops lead, finance lead, or generalist founder at a 30–300 person company who is currently doing vendor management in a spreadsheet — or not doing it at all.
Built for growing companies, not enterprise IT
Every vendor risk platform on the market was designed for companies with dedicated GRC teams. RiskRunner works for the company that does not have one.
| Capability | RiskRunnerAI vendor controller | Enterprise GRCOneTrust, ServiceNow, Archer | TPRM platformsProcessUnity, Bitsight, UpGuard |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lives in email, contracts, and tickets | |||
| Reads invoices and parses renewals automatically | |||
| Drafts SOC 2 questionnaire responses | Manual workflow | Partial automation | |
| Continuous vendor-of-record map | Requires configuration | ||
| Runs without a dedicated GRC team | |||
| Priced for 30–300 person companies | Enterprise pricing | Mid-market+ |
Nearly three-quarters of enterprise leaders say losing their primary AI vendor would disrupt operations or stop key business functions (APM Digest, 2025). Vendor oversight is no longer optional — but the tools built for it were designed for companies you are not yet.
The market is moving to operational AI
Enterprise buyers are shifting from standalone AI point tools to embedding AI into everyday operations — finance, ops, and compliance workflows specifically.
Orchestration is the category buyers are willing to pay for
Enterprise AI commentary in 2025 consistently flags orchestration — systems that connect fragmented tools rather than adding another silo — as the dominant architectural theme. RiskRunner's design (lives in email, contracts, and tickets) is precisely this pattern applied to vendor operations.
RSM Research, 2025
AI vendors must prove business value, not just capability
For RiskRunner, the proof points are concrete: hours saved on questionnaire responses, renewal leakage prevented, audit readiness maintained without a dedicated hire. The ROI is measurable from day one.
IDC Buyer Guidance, 2025
Stop doing vendor compliance by hand
The first time you watch a SOC 2 questionnaire go from inbox to draft in under an hour, the value of everything else RiskRunner does becomes obvious.
Built for ops leads, finance leads, and generalist founders at 30–300 person companies.
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