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92%

juggle three or more disconnected tools to collect audit evidence — and only 39% of that work is automated. (source)

$15M

average cost of non-compliance — nearly triple the cost of staying compliant. (source)

€7.1B

in cumulative GDPR fines to date, averaging roughly €2.3M per penalty. (source)

Now onboarding our first customers

Think of Obligium as an operating system for management systems, compliance and audit readiness.

If it isn’t owned, it isn’t controlled.

Manage standards, audits, risks, actions and compliance obligations in one system—so every requirement has an owner, every action is tracked, and every audit is easier.

Built for ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 27001, SOC 2 and GDPR — or any other standard or regulatory requirement.

The AI drafts your system from documents you already have — your team approves every step. Obligium doesn’t run your operations; it governs them, as the intelligent layer above the systems that do.

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Obligium compliance dashboard showing live readiness scores across frameworks
Always-on audit-readiness
Live compliance readiness across every framework, in one view.
Live compliance score

For compliance, quality, audit, risk & HSE teams

The governance gap

Your operations are well-equipped. Your governance is improvising.

Every organization already runs on operational systems. What most lack is an intelligent layer that keeps obligations consistently owned, monitored, evidenced, and demonstrably effective — instead of scattered across spreadsheets, inboxes, and good intentions.

Why spreadsheets fail

Spreadsheets
Obligium
Manual follow-up
Automated accountability
Scattered evidence
Centralized traceability
Audit-prep scramble
Continuous readiness
Limited visibility
Executive oversight

The outcome

What governance leaders actually want: confidence.

Not more dashboards or busywork — just the certainty that every obligation is owned, every audit is covered, and nothing important is being overlooked.

Confidence

Know exactly where you stand — at any moment.

Every obligation, across every framework, rolls up into a single, always-current readiness score leadership can actually trust — not a point-in-time snapshot assembled the week before an audit.

Audit-ready

No scramble in the week before a review.

Evidence is structured as the work happens, and findings flow straight into issues and actions — so audit prep stops being a scramble and becomes a by-product of doing the work.

At your scale

Run every framework as one system — without duplicating work.

Obligium governs many standards together, handling what they share once instead of duplicating effort per standard. Built for organizations carrying real, overlapping regulatory weight.

Effort & control

The work runs itself — your team stays in control.

Obligium proposes the work, the findings, and the root-cause path — and nothing is saved until a person approves it. The AI accelerates; your team decides. A guided journey, not another empty system to fill in by hand.

How it works

From obligation to assurance — live in your first session.

You design your system once, then run it as a cycle — Plan, Do, Check, Act — turning scattered requirements into continuous, demonstrable governance. It starts the day you point Obligium at the documents you already have, not next quarter.

  1. 01 Plan

    Map your organization as it really is — context, processes, obligations, owners, policies and risks. Then turn each obligation into planned work: what is due, when, and who carries it.

  2. 02 Do

    Your team executes in Tasks and captures evidence and records as the work happens — so proof accumulates by itself instead of being reconstructed later.

  3. 03 Check

    Audits, compliance evaluations, gap assessments, objectives and indicators, and management review roll up into live readiness scores leadership can trust.

  4. 04 Act

    Findings become issues, issues get a validated 5-Why root cause, root causes become verified corrective actions — and the PDCA cockpit feeds it into the next cycle.

Powered by a context-driven AI engine that proposes — but never decides for you.

Time to value

Start from the documents you already have.

You do not start from an empty system. Obligium’s guided setup reads the policies, scopes and registers you already maintain, and proposes your context, obligations and the work each one demands — you review and confirm.

  1. 01

    Bring your documents

    Upload the policies, scopes, and registers you already maintain — PDFs, Word, or Excel.

  2. 02

    AI drafts your system

    Obligium reads them and proposes your context, requirements, and the work each one demands.

  3. 03

    Review and go live

    Apply framework templates, confirm what the AI proposed, and start governing the same session.

We onboard our first customers in stages, so each gets a walkthrough tailored to their frameworks.

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Obligium My Day — a live workspace of scheduled tasks, due dates, and alerts
Tasks auto-scheduled
Day one: your team lands in a live workspace — real tasks, due dates, and alerts already in motion.
Live workspace, day one

Finding the gaps

See exactly what is missing.

Hold your management system against any standard, regulation or expectation set. Obligium checks what you already have, clause by clause, and proposes a verdict on each one — so you find out where you stand before anyone else does.

  • Absent means nothing on record addresses it — not that the work is undone.
  • Every verdict is proposed with a confidence, and every proposal is yours to accept or reject.
  • Findings become register entries, not a report that sits in a folder.
  • Run it again later and see what has closed.
A completed gap assessment: verdict counts and per-clause verdicts with confidence.
A completed ISO/IEC 27001:2022 run — 120 expectations, each with a proposed verdict.

How teams use Obligium

What it looks like in practice

Four everyday moments where clear ownership and end-to-end traceability quietly do the heavy lifting.

Integration, your way

Decide which standards run together — and who owns each

Keep every standard separate, run them as one integrated system, or anything in between. Where two ask for the same thing you maintain it once, each group keeps its own review cycle, and every standard has a named owner — one QHSE manager, or a manager each.

Audit prep

Close the week before a review like any other week

Evidence is structured as the work happens and every requirement is traceable end to end — so the week before an audit looks like every other week.

Corrective action

Close a nonconformity end-to-end

A finding becomes an issue, a 5-Why root cause, then a corrective action — each step verified and serial-numbered, with nothing lost between hand-offs.

Executive oversight

See it all from a single dashboard

See readiness, risks, overdue obligations, and audit status across all sites and frameworks — from a single dashboard, always current.

Inside the platform

Governance machinery you won’t find in a checklist tool

Under the surface, Obligium is doing real work — turning obligations into living controls, validating them with context-aware intelligence, and proving they work.

2,000+

person-hours a year go to evidence collection alone at 58% of organizations — roughly one full-time job spent gathering proof.

Source: Apptega State of Continuous Compliance Report

~40%

of compliance teams’ time is lost to manual, repetitive work instead of real assurance.

Source: Swimlane, The Growing Compliance Burden for GRC Teams

Obligium is built to give those hours back — and to make evidence a by-product of doing the work, not a year-end scramble.

Blueprint-driven tasks

Obligations spawn the right recurring, triggered, or verification work automatically — with owners, lead times, and schedules — not flat task lists you maintain by hand.

Context-driven AI, not a chatbot

Every suggestion reads your organization’s context, framework integration, and history. You accept, modify, or reject — Obligium never silently auto-fills your governance.

Risk management that connects

Risks live in a scored register — likelihood × impact — and link straight to the obligations, controls, and actions that treat them. Assessment, treatment, and monitoring stay tied to the work, not stranded in a separate spreadsheet.

Objectives, KPIs & KRIs

Set objectives, then measure them with the indicators that actually matter — KPIs, KRIs, and KCIs — tied to the risks, requirements, and processes they track, with performance rolling up over time.

Policies & documents, controlled

Versioned, owned policies and documents linked to the obligations they satisfy — so document coverage is something you can see and prove, not something you assume.

Audit programs & evidence

Run internal and external audit programs from reusable checklists; findings flow directly into issues, actions, and a structured evidence and records trail.

Continuous compliance scoring

Per-requirement verdicts roll up into live compliance scores and trends, so you see direction of travel — not just a snapshot.

5-Why root cause, AI-validated

Structured root-cause analysis that checks its own logic step by step, then bridges straight into corrective and preventive actions.

Management review, already prepared

The inputs a management system asks for — performance, findings, risks, objectives, actions — assembled from live data, so the review is a decision meeting instead of a data-gathering exercise.

A PDCA cockpit, not a calendar

Review cycles per standard or per integrated group — quarterly, annual, fiscal, or custom — that drive Plan-Do-Check-Act on the cadence your organization actually governs by.

Reports & analytics for the board

Readiness, risk exposure, overdue obligations, and audit status across every framework and site — reported in a form leadership can act on, not just a dashboard to read.

Escalations that stay quiet

A smart escalation engine surfaces what’s slipping with de-duplicated, weekly-bucketed nudges and optional email digests — signal, not noise.

Every module, live today

This is the platform’s actual navigation — not a roadmap.

My work

  • My Day
  • Inbox
  • Calendar

Plan

  • Context
  • Requirements
  • Processes
  • Policies & Documents
  • Risk Management
  • PDCA Cockpit

Do

  • Tasks
  • Evidence and Records

Check

  • Dashboard
  • Audit Programs
  • Audits
  • Compliance
  • Gap Assessment
  • Objectives & Indicators
  • Management Review
  • Reports & Analytics

Act

  • Issues
  • Actions

Admin

  • Templates
  • People
  • Settings
  • Help

Coming next: Change Management · Training & Competency — flagged as “coming soon” in the product itself, so you always know what you are buying.

…and there’s a lot more inside each one. Request a walkthrough for a full walkthrough.

Frameworks & integration

Built to carry your whole regulatory weight — at once.

26 ready-made framework packs — as both requirement catalogs and audit checklists — grouped the way governance actually works: what you certify against, what the law binds you to, and what you align to by choice. Govern them together as one system.

Certifiable management system standards

Management systems you can be audited and certified against.

ISO 9001:2015

Quality Management Systems

ISO 14001:2015

Environmental Management Systems

ISO 14001:2026

Environmental Management Systems (2026 Revision)

ISO 45001:2018

Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems

ISO/IEC 27001:2022

Information Security Management Systems

ISO 22301:2019

Business Continuity Management Systems

ISO/IEC 20000-1:2018

IT Service Management

ISO 13485:2016

Medical devices — Quality management systems

ISO/IEC 42001:2023

Artificial Intelligence Management Systems

IATF 16949:2016

Automotive Quality Management System

BRCGS Food Safety 9

Global Standard Food Safety

BRCGS Packaging 7

Global Standard Packaging Materials

Legal & regulatory obligations

Binding law — you demonstrate compliance rather than certify.

GDPR

General Data Protection Regulation

EU AI Act

Artificial Intelligence Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689)

Saudi PDPL

Personal Data Protection Law (Saudi Arabia)

Saudi Labor Law

Labor Law (Saudi Arabia)

KSA Environmental Law

Environmental Law (Saudi Arabia) — Royal Decree M/165

MODON Regulation

Regulation of Violations, Penalties and Application Procedures (MODON Industrial Cities)

NCEC Env. Permits

Executive Regulations for Environmental Permits (Saudi Arabia)

UAE PDPL

Federal Decree-Law No. 45 of 2021 on the Protection of Personal Data

UAE Labour Law

Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021 Regulating Labour Relations

Frameworks & guidelines

Voluntary frameworks and capability models you align and benchmark to.

NIST CSF 2.0

Cybersecurity Framework

NIST AI RMF 1.0

Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework

SOC 2

Trust Services Criteria

OCEG GRC 3.5

GRC Capability Model

SDAIA AI Ethics

AI Ethics Principles (Saudi Data & AI Authority)

ISO 14001 ships in both the 2015 and the 2026 revision — run the one you are certified against while you prepare for the other.

Integrated by design

Run several standards as a single integrated system. Obligium recognizes what your frameworks have in common and governs it once — so you don’t duplicate requirements, tasks, or evidence across overlapping obligations. Add a standard and it folds into the system you already have, instead of starting another silo.

Build your own — for anything

Beyond the shipped frameworks, govern any other standard, regulation, contract, or policy you bring. Clone and adapt a template, start from scratch, or let AI generate one from your own documents.

If you can express the obligation, Obligium can govern it.

Framework packs are Obligium’s own original expression of each framework’s requirements — written to help you implement them. They are not the standard’s normative text, and Obligium is independent of, and not endorsed by, any standards body.

Why we built it

Built by people who’ve sat through the audits.

Built by practitioners with extensive experience in auditing, compliance, ISO management systems, and organizational improvement.

We watched good teams lose control of their obligations to spreadsheets and inboxes — and turn every audit into an emergency. Obligium is the system we wished existed: ISO management-system thinking and PDCA, encoded, with AI that accelerates the work but never decides for you.

Your data, isolated

Strictly separated per organization, access-controlled, and fully traceable by design.

AI that never auto-fills

Every suggestion is accept, modify, or reject — a person approves before anything is saved, and every interaction is recorded.

Transparent by default

We show exactly what is live today and what is coming next — Change Management and Training & Competency are marked “coming soon” inside the product itself, not quietly sold as shipped.

Obligium supports ISO 27001 and SOC 2 as frameworks you can govern with it. Obligium does not hold those certifications itself.

Get started

Request your walkthrough

Tell us your frameworks and we'll walk you through the live platform on your own obligations. Onboarding is guided by our team, and pricing is quoted to your scope.

  1. 1 We read every submission personally and reply from the Obligium team.
  2. 2 You get a walkthrough tailored to your frameworks — on the live platform.
  3. 3 Together we map where your obligations and evidence gaps actually are.
  4. 4 You get a quotation scoped to your frameworks, sites, and seats — plus priority onboarding as we open seats.

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FAQ

Questions, answered

Still curious? Email the team — we’re happy to talk.

What is Obligium?
Obligium helps organizations manage standards, regulations, risks, policies, objectives, audits, corrective actions, and compliance obligations in one integrated system. It turns obligations — from ISO standards, regulations, contracts, and internal policies — into owned, traceable, continuously assured work, run as a Plan → Do → Check → Act cycle. It applies Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) principles as the intelligent layer above your existing operational systems.
What is obligations management software?
It’s the part of Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) that makes sure every requirement from your standards, regulations, and contracts has a clear owner, a deadline, and evidence — so nothing is assumed, forgotten, or lost in a spreadsheet. Obligium is GRC software built around exactly that: turning obligations into owned, traceable, continuously assured work.
Where does Obligium sit next to my ERP, CRM, or project tools?
Above them. Obligium does not run your operations — your ERP, CRM, HR, MES, and project tools keep doing exactly what they do. Obligium governs what those operations have to satisfy: it makes every obligation owned, scheduled, evidenced, and demonstrably effective. So yes, it has its own Tasks module and its own Policies & Documents module, because governance work needs owners, due dates, and controlled documents. They exist to prove obligations are met — not to run production, serve customers, or replace the systems that do.
Which frameworks are supported, and can I use my own?
Twenty-six framework packs ship ready to apply — as both requirement catalogs and audit checklists — in three groups. Certifiable management system standards (12): ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 14001:2026, ISO 45001:2018, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, ISO 22301:2019, ISO/IEC 20000-1:2018, ISO 13485:2016, ISO/IEC 42001:2023, IATF 16949:2016, BRCGS Food Safety 9, BRCGS Packaging 7. ISO 14001 ships in both the 2015 and the 2026 revision, so you can run the one you are certified against while you prepare for the other. Legal & regulatory obligations (9): GDPR, EU AI Act, Saudi PDPL, Saudi Labor Law, KSA Environmental Law, MODON Regulation, NCEC Env. Permits, UAE PDPL, UAE Labour Law. Frameworks & guidelines (5): NIST CSF 2.0, NIST AI RMF 1.0, SOC 2, OCEG GRC 3.5, SDAIA AI Ethics. Beyond those, you can govern any other standard, regulation, contract, internal policy, or strategic obligation: clone and adapt a template, start from scratch, or let AI generate one from your own documents.
Can it really run several frameworks at once?
Yes — that’s the point. Obligium runs multiple standards as one integrated system, handling what they share once instead of duplicating effort per standard. So an organization carrying overlapping obligations governs them together, with a single, coherent picture of readiness.
How does the AI work, and is my data safe?
The AI is context-driven and assistive — it reads your organizational context to propose obligations, tasks, root-cause logic, and compliance verdicts, but it never auto-fills: you accept, modify, or reject every suggestion, and every interaction is recorded. Your data stays strictly separated per organization, access-controlled, and fully traceable — security and confidentiality are built into how the platform works.
Is Obligium available now, and how do I get access?
Obligium is built and ready — everything described on this page is live software, not a roadmap. There is deliberately no self-serve sign-up. Every organization starts with a walkthrough and a guided onboarding with our team, so your context, frameworks, processes, and obligations are set up properly from day one rather than left as an empty system to fill in. Request a walkthrough and we open your workspace from there.
What does it cost?
Pricing is by custom quotation. Scope varies too much between organizations — how many frameworks you carry, how many sites and processes you govern, how many people need seats — for a single list price to be honest. Tell us your situation in a walkthrough and we quote against it.
Why come on board as a first customer now?
Because our first customers get the most. The platform is ready today — what is limited is how many organizations we can onboard at once, not what the product can do. Early customers get priority onboarding as we open seats, a walkthrough tailored to their frameworks, a direct line to the Obligium team, and real influence over what we build next.