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

Services

The work, done on your events

Each service starts on something that already happens — a circular, a renewal, a review date — and ends in an artefact a named person signs. Every run adds to the same rule set.

Six assurance services, each with a named owner and the artefact it delivers

Regulatory reporting

Regulatory Response

Tredy reads the source against your policy set, maps the obligations that apply, cites the controls that satisfy them, and names the gaps that don't. A named owner signs it.

Delivers: A response pack

Regulatory change management

Regulatory Horizon

Horizon scanning fails on volume, not on access. Tredy watches your named sources, detects what actually changed against the last version, and scores it against the obligations you already carry.

Delivers: A ranked change list

Policy management

Policy Lifecycle Assurance

Tredy gap-assesses the draft against the obligations in force, works out who must review it, routes it to each of them, and keeps every decision and its rationale attached to the version it was made against.

Delivers: An approval trail

Third-party risk management

Vendor Onboarding

Not a questionnaire that ages. Tredy works out which obligations apply to this vendor, requests the evidence, checks what came back against the rule, and escalates anything that lapses.

Delivers: An evidence file per vendor

Operational resilience testing

ITSCM & SaaS DR Testing

Continuity and recovery testing against the standard that applies, with what recovered, how long it took, and what fell outside tolerance recorded honestly.

Delivers: A tested recovery record

Built from your method

Your own service

Most regulated work is already written down somewhere. Tredy encodes it as a service, sets the thresholds, owners and escalation paths to yours, and runs it on the events you name.

Delivers: Whatever your method defines

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.