developer-first, open-source compliance automation
We're building a developer-first compliance automation platform to help growing companies get compliant, manage risks, and meet evolving regulatory or legal requirements.
Our passion is helping rapid-growth companies get compliant faster - with fewer spreadsheets and less guesswork. We know how painful it is to juggle customer security reviews, infrastructure complexity, and the grind of manual evidence gathering. That's why we built Openlane: a lightweight, open-source alternative to bloated enterprise tools.
- Program builder for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and custom frameworks
- Built-in support for control mapping and multi-framework alignment
- Risk register with scoring, tracking, and easy relationship building with controls, users, or systems
- Policy and evidence lifecycle management with task and approval flows
- Hosted Trust Centers with custom branding and 1-click NDA coming soon!
- Programmatic interfaces for everything — see our API docs
* Compliance SOC 2
* Compliance ISO 27001
* Compliance NIST CSF
* Compliance -more
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6CEO and Co-Founder at Openlane, USMC Veteran, Girl Mom, Living Kidney Donor
Our passion is helping rapid-growth companies get compliant faster - with fewer spreadsheets and less guesswork. We know how painful it is to juggle customer security reviews, infrastructure complexity, and the grind of manual evidence gathering. That's why we built Openlane: a lightweight, open-source alternative to bloated enterprise tools.
very very helpful, gonna try it
Turning compliance from spreadsheets into “controls + evidence + risks” is the right approach. Which evidence integrations/connectors do you support (or plan first) — GitHub, AWS/GCP, Okta, Jira, ticketing, etc.? Also, what’s the split between open-source vs hosted features / licensing?
CEO and Co-Founder at Openlane, USMC Veteran, Girl Mom, Living Kidney Donor
Thanks for asking!! Our first integrations are with the hyperscale clouds -so you don't have to manually collect relevant security & compliance information. GitHub, Okta, and Slack are close behind. In the interim, we're highly extensible and can collect anything you can send to an api endpoint today!
CEO and Co-Founder at Openlane, USMC Veteran, Girl Mom, Living Kidney Donor
The core product is fully open-sourced. For licensing reasons, we can't open-source the frameworks themselves, so that's gated to the hosted product along with our AI features. We expect to continue building functionality into the core of the platform as well as adding further capabilities to the hosted platform!
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Impressive platform! Openlane makes complex logistics look easy. The UI is clean, and the automation features are exactly what modern supply chains need. Definitely worth checking out for any logistics manager.