- Policies in folders nobody readsOutdated as the business and regulatory context change.
- Gap analysis takes monthsPoint-in-time consulting work is expensive and quickly becomes stale.
- Regulatory applications become a mazeLicences, permits, and certifications are split across spreadsheets and inboxes.
- Every team reinvents the wheelThe same compliance work is repeated by different people with different results.
- Employees guess what policy saysIt is difficult to do the right thing when the approved answer is hard to find.
AI-native compliance · European-first
Audit-ready every day, not every quarter.
Saga monitors EU regulation, flags gaps, drafts policy updates for your approval, and gives your board proof—with people responsible for every consequential decision.
Not another dashboard. A living compliance intelligence layer that works while your team focuses on judgment.
What needs attention
One obligation, one owner, one evidence trail.
Every conclusion stays connected to the work behind it.Source The obligation and source stay visible.
Owner Work has a clear person and due date.
Evidence Proof is attached to the work it supports.
Decision Human judgment is recorded, not implied.
European-built Designed for EU regulatory complexity
Source-cited reasoning Regulation → policy → evidence
Human approval Saga drafts; your team decides
Board-ready proof Clear status, gaps, and ownership
Who it is for
One compliance layer. Three high-stakes views.
Compliance & legal teams
Continuous monitoring, human-approved policy drafts, gap analysis, and a cited answer layer for employees.
See it for compliance teams →Private equity & operators
One live view across portfolio companies: cross-border mapping, shared learnings, and board-ready briefs.
See it for funds →Boards & executives
Trajectory, accountability, and proof—not a quarterly status slide nobody can defend.
See it for boards →The work is already connected
Regulation → obligation → owner → evidence → decision
Saga is designed to preserve that chain in the product, so a status is something a team can explain and inspect.
Read the compliance guidesOne place for the work
One place for all your compliance.
Policies, monitoring, gap analysis, board reports, applications, vendors, and training stay in one system that keeps working between review cycles.
- Living policies, kept currentAffected policies are flagged and updates are drafted for human review—versioned and source-mapped.
- Gap analysis becomes continuous workRequirements, controls, findings, remediation, and evidence stay connected.
- Applications have checklists and deadlinesEach licence, permit, and certification has a visible status, owner, and next step.
- Solve once, learn across the portfolioShared patterns help portfolio teams see repeated exposure without mixing tenant records.
- Ask Saga from the approved recordEmployees can ask what a policy says and follow the answer back to its source.
The product
A continuous operating loop, not a document graveyard.
The old hierarchy remains: understand the business, operate the obligations, resolve what is missing, approve the proof, and share a defensible view.
Understand the company
Start from the company’s activities, jurisdictions, people, and stated scope.
Watch obligations
Put every applicable framework under automatic recurring review and dated compliance work.
Find and fix gaps
Record findings, ownership, questions, remediation, and the evidence that closes them.
Approve and report
Keep proof and decisions reviewable so reporting can point back to the underlying record.
The record, not the dashboard
A status needs a path back to the work behind it.
A label alone cannot explain why a team believes something is on track. Saga is built around the record a reviewer needs to inspect that conclusion.
A weak status
“Compliant” with no visible basis.
- The source is separated from the conclusion.
- Ownership and dates are difficult to recover.
- Evidence is stored somewhere else, if it exists.
A reviewable record
A conclusion connected to source, work, proof, and decision.
- The obligation and its source remain visible.
- People can see the owner, due date, and next action.
- Evidence and human judgment stay attached to the result.
The workspace
The product areas follow the actual compliance work.
A shared operating record needs more than one screen. These areas keep the same thread intact from company context through review and reporting.
Company & Scope
Keep the business context, jurisdictions, and assumptions visible before work is assessed.
Continuous Review
Automatically revisit applicable obligations and surface the work that needs attention.
Findings & Remediation
Record the gap, its owner, the next action, and the evidence needed to resolve it.
Policies
Keep policy work connected to its source, review, decision, and acknowledgement context.
Approval Queue
Make consequential decisions explicit instead of hiding them behind a status label.
Proof & Reports
Give reviewers a path from the reported conclusion back to the underlying record.
Product walkthrough
See the connected compliance loop in Saga.
Follow the product from company context and continuous review through findings, evidence, human review, and reporting.
Ask Saga
The agent uses the same compliance record as the team.
Questions, continuous review, findings, and proof do not live in a separate demonstration. Saga’s agent reads the product’s scoped records and leaves durable work behind when it acts.
- 1Read the company context
- 2Inspect the relevant records and sources
- 3Explain the answer and expose the next action
Built for high-stakes work
Clear records beat confident guesses.
Traceable reasoning
Sources, company facts, and product records remain visible to the reviewer.
Scoped by company
Each workspace operates inside its own tenant boundary and permissions.
Human responsibility
The system supports judgment; it does not quietly replace it.
A clear boundary
Compliance work needs clear answers about the system, too.
Saga supports operational work and transparent review. It does not turn uncertain or missing records into a confident compliance conclusion.
What is Saga Compliance?
Saga is a compliance workspace for connecting company context, obligations, operational work, evidence, and human decisions. It is designed to make the record behind a conclusion inspectable.
Does Saga decide that an organisation is compliant?
No. A record is only as strong as its visible source, obligation, policy or evidence, and decision trail. Missing links must remain visible to the reviewer; consequential judgment stays with people.
Where can I read about a regulation?
The public Compliance Guides are short orientations to selected EU instruments. Each guide links to an official source, which remains the authority.
Build a compliance record you can stand behind.
See whether Saga fits the way your team needs to understand, operate, and prove its work.
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