Policies get updated, shared once, and forgotten. Tracking who has read the latest version, chasing the ones who haven’t, and proving it later usually means spreadsheets and reminder emails.
With Tines 3B, you build policy management the way your team runs it, whether that’s an attestation flow in Slack, a policy library that answers questions in plain language, or reports that show who’s done and who isn’t. You decide who needs to acknowledge what, how often, and what happens when someone doesn’t. Each acknowledgment is recorded, ready for an audit.
How it works
Policies and their owners are kept in one place, with review dates set for each.
Examples
A gallery of real-world agents, apps, and automations, ready to use. Start from an example or a prompt, and shape it around how your team works.
SecuritySync security awareness training completions from WorkRamp to Drata
- Security, IT & FinanceCompliance control status board for SOC2, PCI-DSS, and GDPR
- Security & ITCompliance framework monitoring dashboard for GRC teams
ITDocumentation freshness monitor with scheduled crawling and owner notifications
Related use cases
Contract review and approvalTake the back and forth out of contract reviews.
Legal intake and matter managementRequests arrive in one place, get triaged by type and risk, and land with the right member of the team.
NDA generation and executionStandard NDAs drafted from your templates, sent for signature, and filed without a lawyer touching them.
Data privacy and DSAR fulfillmentVerify the requester, find their data across systems, and respond before the statutory deadline.
Regulatory reporting and compliance evidenceReports assembled from live system data, with the evidence behind them ready when regulators ask.
Third-party contract and obligation trackingRenewals, notice periods, and commitments tracked across your contracts, so nothing lapses unnoticed.
Compliance monitoring and control validationControls checked continuously against your systems, with failures flagged to the owner who can fix them.