German compliance software
The next generation of compliance software.
No consulting project, no binder full of paper: Compliverse guides you step by step, writes the documents itself, and keeps them current with the law. That turns a legal duty into your strongest sales argument — trust.
Real screens from the running software — no mocked-up prototype.
Region : DE · Hosting : Falkenstein · Legal status checked : 01/09/2026
Guided
You always see exactly one task.
No toolbox with eighteen menu items. At the top sits the one next step — why it's due, how long it takes, what's in your hands afterwards.
The work happens inside the tool
We write the documents. Not you.
Scope, policy, guidelines, evidence packages: you answer questions in plain language, and the finished document is generated from it — with a source citation, version and date, ready to print for an auditor. Every step shows how long it takes with us versus doing the same work by hand.
One measure, every framework
Done once, credited everywhere.
Every framework works on the same data. For a framework you haven't booked, the dashboard still shows, counted out, how far along you'd already be.
Add on, don't start over
Every framework you need.
Security foundation
Built once, used everywhere.
NIS2 · DE · AT · DK
Three countries, one walkthrough.
EU AI Act
Use AI, deliver the evidence.
Data protection
From the register to the 72-hour report.
Information security
All 93 controls from Annex A.
Quality
What tenders require.
Environment
Proven, not just claimed.
In progress
On the same data foundation.
We apply 7 of these frameworks to ourselves — self-disclosure in the Trust Center.
The legal landscape
We read the law. You get to-dos.
What happens afterwards
Done is not a state you reach once.
The first piece of evidence is finished in a day. After that, the platform keeps watching what nobody else has time to.
Laws change — so does your plan. A new version, a shifted deadline, new guidance: the change lands as a concrete next step in your plan, not as a newsletter in your inbox.
Every deadline with a date and a source. The most urgent one moves to the front by itself — including the one nobody remembers in daily business.
New AI tool in the building? The traffic light tells you in minutes whether it's fine, needs documenting, or has to stay out. Your team stops asking around for three weeks.
New hires start with the mandatory training. Whoever leaves disappears from the team matrix — and the access-revocation check appears as a task immediately.
Ticked off has to mean proven. Without a document, certificate or log, a requirement doesn't count as met with us. That's why your number still holds when someone asks.
Evidence has an expiry date. Training, internal audit, management review: you see the expiry before an auditor does.
When a large customer asks for evidence, the package is ready. Dated today — not from the review last spring.
When something happens, the clock counts. The incident assistant walks you through the 24 hours, the 72 hours and the closing report (Section 32 BSIG) while others are still looking for the right form.
Add a framework, and your existing work counts toward it too. You never start at zero — every measure is credited to every framework you've booked.
That's how a piece of evidence becomes a state — and compliance becomes something that runs in the background instead of standing in your way.
More than the auditor
What you get when nobody's watching.
One incident, one glance. Device, permission, training — in the system, each is tied to one person. When something happens, you know at once where (Section 30(2) No. 9 BSIG).
Awareness you can show, not just claim. Training your team actually completes, policies with a provable read-and-understood record (Section 30(2) No. 7 BSIG) — culture as a state, not a claim.
Your calling card in procurement. Large customers vet their own supply chain (Section 30(2) No. 4 BSIG) and ask for exactly this evidence. Dated today, it wins business others never even get offered.
Speed is the real story now. Attacks are getting faster and cheaper, not rarer. The answer isn't alarm — it's a state: continuously provable instead of prepared once a year.
That turns a legal duty into a tool for your day — and an argument you make yourself.
Sovereignty
Selling protection means living it.
Your compliance data sits on German servers and doesn't depend on any US group. What we meet ourselves is listed with its source in the Trust Center — self-disclosure, not a purchased seal.
- Data centre
- Falkenstein, Germany
- US clouds
- None
- AI access to your data
- None
- Cancellation
- Monthly
The check
And what applies to your company?
Four questions, thirty seconds — an honest first estimate.
Question 1 / 4
Do you use AI in daily work — ChatGPT, Copilot, or your own AI applications?
EU AI Act · competence measures under Art. 4
The new standard for trust.
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