AuditBull is the operating system for risk management. Hierarchical registers, named owners, treatment plans, immutable audit trail — running inside Microsoft Teams. Install in 60 seconds. Free forever for small teams.
Charters own registers. Registers own risks. The committee structure is the data model — not a tag on a row.
Every risk has an owner. Every state change is logged. No more registers full of "TBD" and stale dates.
Every decision recorded with actor, timestamp, and reason. Append-only. Auditor-ready by default.
No signup form, no credit card, no sales call. Three clicks from Teams Store to a working risk register in your tenant.
Open the AuditBull listing in your Teams Store. Click "Add." No admin consent needed for first install — the bot starts with User.Read.
Send your first message to the bot. AuditBull auto-creates your tenant against your Entra identity, scaffolds default departments, and assigns you the admin role.
~30 secBot prompts: "What's your first committee?" Answer in chat. AuditBull creates the charter, register, and a starter risk template — all named, all owned.
LiveAuditBull is built around the risk register. If you aren't using it to run a risk program, you aren't the customer. Everything else — system inventory, vendors, access reviews — exists to feed it.
Charters own registers. Registers own risks. Risks have owners, lifecycles, and treatment plans. Every change is logged.
AuditBull's bot lives in the Teams chats your people already have open. It asks for the next decision, captures the answer, and writes the state transition + audit-trail entry — without anyone opening another tool.
Everything else exists to keep the register accurate.
Systems with ownership and data classification. Risks attach to systems — not the other way around.
Vendors with criticality ratings and obligations. Risks attach to vendors. Assessments fire when certifications expire.
Reviews land as Teams conversations. Owners answer in the tool they already have open. Evidence captures itself.
Three categories of GRC tooling AuditBull is explicitly not. If any of these is what you're shopping for, we are the wrong tool.
Compliance attestation tools automate evidence collection — they make audits easier without making the program real. We invert that. The program is real first; the evidence falls out as a byproduct.
Heavy enterprise platforms ship a thousand knobs because they don't know what to build. We ship three shape-pickers because we do. Opinion is the product. Configurability is what tools sell when they have nothing to say.
We don't auto-score risks. We don't auto-attest controls. We don't write your decisions for you. The human decides; we orchestrate the workflow around them. Auto-scoring is what tools build when they don't trust their users.
Foundation is a real risk program — operated manually. Paid tiers automate the chasing, scheduling, and syncing. You always make the decisions. Flat monthly. No per-seat fees. Pay annually for the discounted rate.
A real risk program, operated manually.
The platform does the operational work. You make the decisions.
The bolt-on modules, higher limits, procurement-friendly.
Every plan includes the full risk loop — registers & committees, system inventory, access reviews, the vendor dashboard, and pulse surveys. Add-on modules extend it.
Consumption-based: each AI-assisted assessment response draws from your credit pool.
AuditBull is the risk program itself, running where your organization already talks.
Your systems mirror how your organization communicates. So the program lives in the conversation: committees, owners, and decisions are the data model — not fields in a portal nobody opens.
Risk programs die of friction. Every review answered in the flow of work makes the next cycle lighter — cadences keep themselves, evidence accretes, the program runs like a habit.
Run the program for real and the artifacts already exist — a defensible register, documented reviews, an append-only trail. The byproduct, not the point.
No per-seat fees. Add-on modules available on any paid plan — all included with Enterprise.
We'll send one email when AuditBull lands in the Teams store.
That's it — no nurture sequence, no sales follow-up.