Every system asks if an action is allowed. None asks if it should happen.

Tredy Platform

The assurance control plane

One system that runs the recurring mandatory work, keeps the rule set it produces, and enforces that rule set on every action — human or agent — before it lands.

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The Tredy assurance console

Assurance services

Run the work
end to end.

The recurring mandatory work — regulatory change, third-party risk, policy sign-off, resilience testing — installed as a service with an owner and a deliverable.

  • Starts on the event. A circular publishes, a certificate lapses, a control fails.
  • Maps the obligations, cites the controls and attaches the evidence.
  • Escalates only what needs judgement, to a named owner.
  • Delivers a response pack, an approval trail or an evidence file — not a dashboard.
  • Encoded from best practice, then tuned to your thresholds and escalation paths.
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Assurance services running, with what triggered each and who has it now

The rule set

Set the rules once.
Everything reads them.

Every obligation from your policies, regulations and contracts, in plain words — produced by the work rather than authored by hand.

  • Each rule carries its source, its version and the person who owns it.
  • Written by a run, not a person — 0 rules without a source.
  • Exported over MCP and the REST API to copilots, agents and enterprise systems.
  • Your people ask it in Slack or Teams and get the same answer.
  • Auditors and GRC pull it with the evidence attached.
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The rule set in plain words, each with its source and owner

Runtime assurance

Stop it before
it lands.

Every consequential action, by a person or an agent, checked against the same rule set before it runs — malicious or mistaken.

  • Allow, escalate, advise or block. Safe actions clear in under a second.
  • Covers your systems, your agents and the endpoint where a file gets deleted.
  • What cannot clear goes to one named owner, with an SLA.
  • Deterministic checks — the rule that fired can always be shown.
  • First enterprise rollout next quarter.
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Runtime verdicts on agent actions, with the obligation and citation behind each

Evidence and audit

Prove it,
years later.

Every verdict is written back with the rule that fired, the evidence behind it and a timestamp — so an examiner can be shown the working.

  • The decision, its rationale and its owner, dated and on the record.
  • The rule version in force at the moment of the action.
  • Fuzzy inference and deterministic rules, not an LLM verdict — inspectable and replayable.
  • Approved decisions return to the rule set, so the next run costs less.
  • Mapped to DORA, EU AI Act, NIS2, ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF.
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A decision record with its rule, evidence and timestamp

What starts the work

Six kinds of change. One runtime.

Assurance work is not scheduled, it is triggered. Something changes in a system you already run, and the service that answers for it starts.

Third parties

A vendor changes, evidence expires, or a new dependency appears.

Vendor Onboarding

Regulatory & legal

A new requirement affects products, policies, or controls.

Regulatory Response · Regulatory Horizon

Cyber & resilience

A threat, incident, or recovery condition changes exposure.

ITSCM & SaaS DR Testing

Controls & process

A control fails, evidence is missing, or an exception persists.

Policy Lifecycle Assurance

Technology & AI

A model, system, data flow, or intended use changes.

Your own service

Operations & people

Ownership, access, process, or operating conditions change.

Your own service

What happens next

The same six steps, every time.

  1. 01

    Event detected

    A material change enters from a connected system.

  2. 02

    Applicability determined

    Context and rules establish what the event requires.

  3. 03

    Service activated

    The relevant governed assurance service begins work.

  4. 04

    Work completed

    Evidence is gathered, tested and assembled.

  5. 05

    Owner engaged

    Only judgement, exceptions or approval interrupt the owner.

  6. 06

    Outcome approved

    The decision and evidence trace become reusable practice.

One rule set, and nobody wrote it

Every obligation your company runs on, produced by the assurance work rather than authored by hand — each with its source, its evidence and a named owner.

1,284rules in the set, in plain words
46named owners across the business
0rules without a source or a run behind them

Illustrative

Live in four weeks. Yours from there.

Tredy meets you where your data already is.

One control plane

Services, the rule set and runtime enforcement in a single system, not three tools stitched together.

Your environment

Deployed in your VPC, as PaaS or as SaaS. Nothing leaves your tenant, and you keep the rule set.

Connects to what you run

Slack, Teams, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Jira, Confluence, ServiceNow — over MCP and the REST API.

Start with one service.

A 30-minute scoping session with your risk owner and your IT contact. We leave with the first service named, the connections listed, and a date.