GRC platform for teams that need control over risk

Manage risk.Maintain compliance.Build organizational resilience.

Pulsar GRC organizes risks, controls, audits, evidence, tasks, and reporting in one system with visible owners and decision history.

Requirements

ISO, BRCGS, IFS, NIS2

Evidence

audit-ready packs

Risks

owners and status

Zrzut ekranu pulpitu Pulsar GRC z audytami, ryzykami, dowodami i szybkimi akcjami
Pulsar Command Center One view for operational, audit, and compliance control.
ISO 9001 BRCGS IFS Food IATF 16949 NIS2/KSC GDPR EU AI Act

One source of truth for risks, controls, and evidence

Decision and audit trail for team actions

Reporting ready for leadership and audit reviews

Operational support for NIS2, DORA, ISO, and GDPR work

Platform

One platform for risk, compliance, and evidence

Pulsar GRC modules connect requirements, owners, controls, audits, and reporting into one operational workflow.

Risk management

5x5 inherent/residual risk matrix with risk appetite threshold. Risk-control-evidence coverage dashboard from the compliance graph.

Compliance and requirements

The requirement → control → evidence map supports ISO, BRCGS, IFS, GDPR, NIS2/KSC, and DORA work without scattered spreadsheets.

Audits and controls

Planning with calendar and scope, automated checklists from mappings, findings register with evidence. PDF reports with evidence package.

Incidents and CAPA

Kanban CAPA with deadlines and escalation. Closure requires effectiveness verification plus evidence. Linked to risks and controls.

Evidence and documents

Repository with versioning, workflow draft to review to approved to obsolete. Read acknowledgments with escalation.

Reporting and analytics

Clear views, coverage status, and evidence packs prepare teams for leadership, auditor, and process-owner conversations.

Process

From requirement to evidence

Pulsar GRC guides teams through a concrete operating cycle: requirements, risks, controls, evidence, status, and reporting.

1

Identify requirements and risks

You capture requirements from standards, procedures, and regulations, then connect them with process risks.

2

Map controls and owners

Every control has an owner, responsibility scope, deadline, and a link back to the requirement.

3

Collect evidence and decisions

Evidence, comments, and approvals stay in object history instead of getting buried in email threads.

4

Monitor status

Teams see gaps, overdue actions, CAPA, and risks that need decisions before the audit starts.

5

Report readiness

You produce a clear readiness picture for leadership, auditors, and process owners.

Controlled API/MCP layer

AI Agents work on the same process trail

Approved AI Agents can use documented context for requirements, risks, audits, CAPA, and evidence. They help prepare analysis or the next step, while staying inside the same role, permission, and auditability boundaries as the rest of the workflow.

Requirements and risksCAPA and evidenceRoles and audit trail
Niebieska tarcza symbolizująca kontrolę dostępu, dowody i audytowalność procesu

Security and auditability

Process control without promising automatic compliance

Pulsar GRC supports compliance work: it shows responsibilities, keeps change history, and organizes evidence. Decisions, assessments, and approvals remain with your organization.

Access control

Roles and permissions help restrict access to the right work areas.

Change history

Changes, decisions, and approvals are visible as an auditable process trail.

Evidence and ownership

Evidence is linked with requirements, controls, owners, and deadlines.

Auditability

Reports and evidence packs help prepare reviews for auditors and leadership.

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Product maintenance

How we maintain Pulsar GRC after implementation

The product should support everyday work, not only the launch day. During implementation we agree responsibilities, support channels, and change-handling rules.

Support and requests

The customer receives an agreed contact channel for operational requests, questions, and product-development discussions.

Hosting and backups

Hosting model, backup approach, and service recovery are confirmed for the specific implementation and recorded in the cooperation documents.

Security procedures

Before launch, we discuss access, roles, data classes, exports, incident handling, and the documents available on request.

Development plan

Product changes are planned to support the customer's real processes. Priorities are discussed during implementation and later cooperation.

Customer responsibility

The customer remains responsible for process decisions, data owners, and how the tool is used inside the organization. Brillnet can provide additional remote implementation support.

Pulsar GRC

Ready to organize risk and compliance?

Let us review the process that still requires too much manual work: requirements, controls, evidence, CAPA, audits, and reporting.

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