We did not discover GRC. We ran it.
TruOps was built by people who ran governance, risk, and compliance inside large regulated enterprises — and rebuilt it as AI GRC.
- You have already bought a GRC tool once and do not want a second implementation
- You want to meet the team on a demo, not an SDR
- You are evaluating AI GRC for a real program, not a first-report experiment
Customers in this space
Built by people who ran the program
TruOps started in 2018. The first programs were at GE Capital and Verizon. Fortune 500 teams have run governance, risk, and compliance on it since — large regulated estates, real exam cycles, not a lab.
TruOps 2.0 is that product rebuilt for AI: agents do the reading, mapping, and first pass; people approve; every answer shows its source.
What that taught us to refuse
- Examiners ask as-of a date. Completed assessments freeze. The audit log is one trail for people and agents.
- Multi-entity is the normal case. Isolated environments, white-label, parent roll-up — not a later SKU.
- The next framework is not a new product. Any catalog can be the anchor; partial maps stay partial.
- Vendors are part of the program. TPRM is the same engine as compliance and risk, not a bolted-on portal.
Who you meet
On a demo you meet the operating team. The people building TruOps have run GRC inside Fortune 500 financial services and telecom, defended evidence to regulators, and built the multi-tenant platform those customers still use.
Bring one real document. Watch the program get set up from it.
What you are buying
A GRC program that can take the next framework, the next acquisition, and the next examiner question without a parallel team or a 14-month implementation.
| If you are coming from | What “done” looks like |
|---|---|
| A SOC 2 automation tool | Keep the speed. Add ISO, HIPAA, vendors, and a register on the same engine, with honest overlap. |
| An enterprise GRC suite | A working assessment set up from your documents, not an implementation project. Changes in plain language, not a services ticket. |
| Spreadsheets and a consultant binder | The same files become a living program: recurring assessments, cited evidence, findings that stay owned. |
| A TPRM portal | Sending still happens. Reading, checking claims against SOC 2s, and feeding the register finally happen too. |
Commitments and trust
How the AI behaves is on Commitments. How we secure the platform is on Trust & security. Customers named on this site — Acrisure, Alliant, Hearst, Inova, Fallon Health, Bell Cyber — are customers.
A first conversation
- You bring a documentA SOC 2 report, a risk register, a vendor list, an 800-171 workbook — something true last quarter.
- We set up a live program from itFrameworks, controls, and a pre-filled assessment, cited, for you to review.
- You decide who else needs to see itSecurity, GRC, a partner, or a board sponsor. Or request early access.
Questions
When was TruOps founded?
2018. TruOps 2.0, the AI GRC platform, launched in 2026.
Who will I meet on a demo?
The operating team.
Where should I go next?
Trust & security for due diligence. Commitments for how the AI behaves. A 30-minute demo to see a program built from one of your documents.
See it run on your own data.
Thirty minutes with a GRC expert, not an SDR. Bring one real document (a SOC 2 report, a risk register, a vendor list; redacted is fine) and watch TruOps set up a live program from it, with an assessment already pre-filled.