Mairit plugs into the AI your compliance team already uses and routes risk assessments, control narratives, and audit responses to a qualified compliance reviewer before they're filed. In-house leads first. Vetted external auditors when independence is required. Audit trail that holds up to SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, and your external auditor.
Your compliance team rolled out AI for documentation this year. Risk assessments, control narratives, evidence summaries. The output looks audit-ready. Some is. Some isn't. The auditor finds out in fieldwork.
Risk assessments drafted by ChatGPT. Control narratives written by Claude. Audit responses generated by your GRC tool's AI. Filed in minutes. Approved in hours. Failed in fieldwork when the auditor asks how the control actually operates.
The Head of Compliance catching the misstated control. The senior GRC analyst noticing the AI summarised an exception as if it were a standard control. The CISO who realises the AI conflated detective and preventive controls. They're the safety net but the safety net has holes when the volume jumps tenfold. The narratives that need their hours don't get them.
SOC 2 attestation requires management's assertion, not an AI's draft. ISO 27001 certification requires evidence of a working ISMS, not AI-generated narratives. GDPR Article 30, NIS2 risk assessments, DORA ICT third-party registers all require human accountability. Right now, your evidence of qualified review is the compliance team's signature on something an AI wrote. That's not going to hold up at fieldwork.
One command. The right reviewer. Reviewed compliance doc back in minutes. No more chasing senior reviewers, no more rework after the auditor's first round, no more late-night SOC 2 scrambles.
An AI-drafted control narrative. A risk assessment. An audit response. A vendor security review. Something that would normally sit in a queue waiting for the Head of Compliance to find a free hour.
Type /review. Mairit reads the work, identifies the domain, and surfaces the two or three people best placed to check it.
Your in-house compliance lead by default. A vetted external auditor from our network when independence or specialist expertise is needed. Structured rubric. Control accuracy, evidence linkage, framework mapping. No essays.
Reviewed compliance doc returns inline. Cryptographically signed by a qualified compliance reviewer. Audit-logged. Framework-mapped. Ready to file with a record that holds up to your external auditor and your certification body.
Same CC6.1 narrative. Two very different findings.
Risk assessments. Control narratives. Audit responses. The compliance work that needs qualified review before it's filed.
Your compliance team uses AI to draft SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI control narratives. Today senior review happens in fieldwork, when the auditor asks how the control operates and the answer doesn't match the narrative. With Mairit, every AI-drafted control narrative routes to a qualified compliance reviewer for an accuracy and evidence-linkage check before filing. Misstated controls flagged. Missing evidence references caught. Framework drift surfaced.
Annual risk assessments. Vendor risk reviews. Privacy impact assessments. The AI is great at the first draft. Dangerous when it overstates a control or understates a risk. Mairit puts a senior compliance reviewer between the AI draft and the risk register, with a structured check on threat modelling, control coverage, and residual-risk rating.
Audit walkthroughs. Evidence requests. Management responses to findings. AI is fluent at writing what an auditor wants to read. Dangerous when 'what the auditor wants to read' diverges from 'what the control actually does.' Mairit routes every audit response to a senior compliance lead with the actual evidence at hand and a factual-accuracy check.
MCP-native. Directory-aware. Attested. Built for the work your team actually produces.
Mairit reads your compliance directory and knows which of your reviewers are qualified for what framework, what control domain, and what audit motion. They're the default reviewers. When independence is required (or domain expertise is needed), Mairit falls back to a curated network of CISA, CRISC, and Big 4-trained external auditors you don't have to manage.
Reviewers don't write three paragraphs of compliance commentary. They answer a rubric built for the specific motion. 18 questions for a control narrative. 16 for a risk assessment. 14 for an audit response. Faster for them. Consistent across the team. Defensible at certification.
When a compliance reviewer attests, it's cryptographically bound to their identity, their certification (CISA, CRISC, CIPM where applicable), and the timestamp. Every material action produces an immutable audit record. When your external auditor, your certification body, or a regulator asks who reviewed what and when, you export the answer in one click. In a format that maps to SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR Article 30, NIS2, and DORA evidence requirements.
Risk assessments. Control narratives. Audit responses. Vendor reviews. Certified, audited, regulator-watched. Mairit treats it that way from day one.
Management assertion evidence captured per AICPA SSAE 18. Defensible record of qualified human review for every control narrative.
Aligned with ISO 27001 ISMS requirements. Evidence of competent personnel review captured per documentation artefact.
Article 30 records of processing activities reviewed by qualified DPO/compliance lead. Evidence trail captured.
NIS2 risk-management evidence and DORA ICT third-party register reviewed by qualified compliance lead per filing.
UAE PDPL records and MENA regional compliance frameworks supported. Cross-border data transfer controls.
One-click export of doc, review, attestation, and reviewer credentials in audit-preferred format.
Type I in audit. Type II target year 2.
AES-256 at rest. TLS 1.3 in transit.
Your compliance evidence is never used to train models.
Per-document only. PII redaction default-on for evidence.
Pick one motion. Plug into the AI and GRC tools your compliance team already uses. See whether qualified human review at machine speed actually changes how your function operates.
CISOs and Heads of Compliance who'd rather have the review trail in place before fieldwork starts.
Auditors don't accept AI as the author of record. Management's assertion is still management's. Make the review trail you'll be asked for, before fieldwork starts.