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Free AI Vendor Compliance Checker
Sizing up a vendor for HIPAA, SOC 2, or GDPR? Pick the requirements you care about, answer a short set of questions about the vendor, and get an instant readout on whether they look ready, need follow-up, or fall short, with the specific reasons for each. The tool reasons only over the answers you enter, makes no claim about any vendor, and runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you type is sent to a server. Free, no sign-up.
About the vendor
Used only as a label on the readout. The tool never looks the vendor up and makes no claim about them.
Requirements you need (pick at least one)
Your answers about the vendor
Every question defaults to Unknown, so nothing is assumed in the vendor's favour until you say so.
Pick at least one requirement on the left (HIPAA, SOC 2, or GDPR) and the readout appears here as you answer.
An AI vendor compliance check is the quick triage you do before a deeper review: does this vendor have what your HIPAA, SOC 2, or GDPR obligations need, or is there a gap to chase. This free tool takes your own answers about a vendor, applies a simple rule for each requirement, and returns a verdict of Not ready, Needs follow-up, or Likely suitable, with the reasons. It reasons only over what you enter, so it never asserts anything about a real company, and it runs entirely in your browser with no sign-up.
How the AI vendor compliance checker works
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Pick your requirements
Tick the requirements you need the vendor to meet, and optionally name the vendor so the readout is easy to file.
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Answer the questions
Answer a short set of yes, no, or unknown questions about the vendor. Every answer is evaluated locally as you go.
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Read the verdict
See a verdict for each requirement with the reasons, plus an overall verdict, then copy the readout. Nothing is sent to a server.
Free, private, and honest about what it is
Most vendor-scoring tools want your email first, or upload what you type to someone else's server. This one does neither. There is no AI model and no API call behind it: the rules are simple and documented, and the arithmetic happens on your machine. Just as important, it never pretends to know anything about a vendor. It only reasons over the answers you enter.
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100% in your browser
Your answers are evaluated locally. Nothing you type is sent to a server, which is why you can use it during early vendor conversations.
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No claim about any vendor
The tool never looks a vendor up. The verdict comes purely from your answers, so it is a decision aid, not a source of facts about a company.
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Rules you can check
The same answers always produce the same verdict. You can read the rules below and check the logic yourself.
What each requirement needs
A requirement is Likely suitable only when every answer it needs is Yes:
- HIPAA needs a signed agreement (BAA), encryption in transit and at rest, and a documented breach-notification commitment.
- SOC 2 needs a current SOC 2 Type II report.
- GDPR needs a signed agreement (DPA), a published subprocessor list, EU data residency or adequate transfer safeguards, and a commitment not to train models on your data.
How the verdict is decided
The logic is deterministic, so you can sanity-check any readout by hand:
- For each requirement, look only at the answers that requirement needs.
- If any needed answer is No, the verdict is Not ready.
- Otherwise, if any needed answer is Unknown, the verdict is Needs follow-up.
- Otherwise, every needed answer is Yes and the verdict is Likely suitable.
- The overall verdict is the worst verdict across the requirements you selected.
What it does not do
This is a triage aid, not the decision. It reasons over your inputs and does not verify the vendor:
- It does not look up, contact, or assert anything about any real vendor.
- A Likely suitable readout is not a compliance guarantee and not legal advice.
- Confirm every answer against the vendor's BAA or DPA, their SOC 2 report, and their security documentation before you rely on it.
Built for every team that vets vendors
Anyone who has run a vendor review knows the first pass is mostly triage: does this vendor even clear the bar, or is there a gap worth chasing. This tool names the gap before you book the deeper review. It pairs well with an AI survey platform when the data you collect from people is sensitive.
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Security & GRC
Triage a shortlist fast, then spend the deep review on the vendors that actually clear the bar.
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Privacy & legal
See at a glance whether the BAA, DPA, and transfer safeguards you need are on the table.
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Procurement
Turn a scattered vendor questionnaire into one readout you can attach to the file.
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Healthcare teams
Check the HIPAA basics, a signed BAA, encryption, and breach notice, before sharing anything.
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Startups
Get a structured read on a new tool without a compliance hire or a paid platform.
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IT & ops
Record what you confirmed and what still needs follow-up, in one place.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- It turns your own answers about a vendor into a quick readout. Tick the requirements you need (HIPAA, SOC 2, GDPR), answer a short set of yes/no/unknown questions about the vendor, and the tool tells you whether they look ready, need follow-up, or fall short for each requirement, with the specific reasons. It is a decision aid that reasons over what you enter. It is not a lookup, and it makes no claim about any vendor.