AmanVault brings Governance, Compliance, Risk, Audit and Vendor Risk into one system — each with its own workflow, all sharing the same escalation path, role model, and an audit trail nothing can edit.
This isn't five separate tools bolted together. Governance, Compliance, Risk, Audit and Vendor Risk are built on one shared foundation — so an escalation raised in Risk lands in the same place as one raised in Compliance, and every action anywhere is provable after the fact.
Built and running — not a roadmap. This is what a team logs into today.
Policy and governance documents move through a real lifecycle, get acknowledged by the people who need to read them, and nothing goes overdue silently.
Import a framework once and get controls, requirements, and clause coverage together — not a spreadsheet reconciliation exercise.
Register a risk, assign a treatment, set a review cadence — and export the trail when someone asks for evidence.
Run an audit cycle, log findings against it, and close the loop with a corrective action that's verified — not just marked done.
Vendors get their own issue tracking, corrective actions, and a formal risk acceptance path when a vendor risk has to be accepted rather than fixed.
A single dashboard that pulls from Governance, Compliance, Risk, Audit and Vendor Risk at once — so nobody has to open five tabs to know where the organization stands.
Not a marketing checklist — the actual mechanics every module above is built on.
Every write across every module is logged — who, what, when, before and after. It's a record, not a log line that can be quietly deleted.
Dozens of role personas across the five modules — a Risk Owner, a Committee Chair, an External Auditor — each scoped to exactly the actions their role should have, nothing assumed.
Every record carries its tenant boundary at the data layer. One organization's data is never a query away from another's.
An exception in Compliance, a high-risk item in Risk, an audit finding — they all escalate through the same governance decision register, not three different ad hoc paths.
Signed, expiring authentication tokens; every request sanitized against injection before it reaches a handler; dependencies kept current against known vulnerabilities.
The External Auditor Portal runs on its own authentication path entirely separate from internal accounts — an external party never touches the internal system.
The fastest way to understand AmanVault is a walkthrough of a live tenant — Governance, Compliance, Risk, Audit and Vendor Risk, all in one session.
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