Runs the engagement. The auditor keeps the judgement.
Audit41 is an AI-native assessment engine built inside real audit engagements. Firms run their engagements on Core. Organizations assess themselves on Readiness.
Which side of the audit are you on?
Method validated across 600+ live audit engagements
Two products, one engine
Same engine. Two very different purchases.
The confusion we hear most: firms think Audit41 is audit prep, and companies do not know they can license it for their own preparation. This table settles it.
Security audits are mandatory, recurring and multiplying. The auditors are not.
Every engagement still runs on documents, spreadsheets and interviews. Core takes over the mechanics and leaves the auditor with what only the auditor can do.
Every rating and every line of the report is the auditor's to review, edit and sign. Sage, the advisor inside Core, answers the auditor only. Nothing reaches a client without that step.
What it changes for the firm
Roughly 80 percent of an engagement is mechanics. Core takes most of it, releasing about half of the total effort. Twice the engagements is the arithmetic, and it holds before anyone works faster.
A firm-specific framework loads as data, on top of the OSCAL base. Your report template and logo are configured during a one to two day setup. What you encode stays yours, contractually and technically.
The same evidence gives the same rating in March and in November, in Bratislava and in Prague. Central review reads one calibrated standard, and strictness is tunable per method.
Requirement, evidence, reasoning, rating, review. Exportable to Excel for the client and for accreditation files. Advisory output, with a professional in the loop, in line with EU AI Act Article 50.
Built for the people who sign the report
More engagements on the same team. Onboarding a new client, building checklists, reviewing documents before the visit and drafting after it all compress.
Document review against the framework and report generation, consistent across every branch and representative. Mandated audit days stay mandated; the unbilled work around them shrinks.
Gap analyses at scale, in the client's language, with a traceable record behind every finding your advisory work builds on.
A defensible record: every finding tied to the control, the evidence and the reasoning, ready for a regulator, a board or a due diligence.
Audit41 Readiness
Getting audited? Know where you stand first.
Self-service. Upload what you have, answer the interview, get the scored report. The same method the auditor will use, run by you, before they arrive.
From EUR 1,490 per framework per year. Annual, self-serve, one free rerun.
The self-check tells you whether NIS2 applies to your organization and which category you fall into. ISO 27001 and NIST have no scope test, so there you start with the assessment.
Every control rated with written reasoning, sectioned the way the standard is.
What an auditor would fail you on first, at the top of the list.
Owners, effort and sequence. Export it or run it inside Audit41.
An advisor that reads your report and helps with remediation. Do the work, run it again, show the delta.
The engine
One method. Every control, traced to evidence.
The map is the 93 controls of ISO 27001 Annex A. Watch what the engine does to them as you scroll. The same engine runs Core and Readiness.
Every framework. Every market.
NIS2 is transposed differently in every member state. Audit41 carries the national law, the regulator and the deadline chain for each market it covers, and a new framework loads as data.
Proven on the audit floor. Brought to market by a team from AI transformation and regulation.
A compliance gap is a fact about an organization. It exists whether anyone has found it yet. Our job is to make sure the right person finds it first, with the evidence to prove it.
Trust and compliance
Built in the EU for evidence you would show a regulator.
Designed and operated from Budapest by EMP42 Consulting Kft., under EU law, for EU regulators.
Consent-gated processing, a data processing agreement with every firm, evidence used only for the assessment it was uploaded to.
AI-generated content is marked as such inside the product and in the report. Outputs are advisory; the professional owns the finding.
Base frameworks are common. Everything a firm encodes on top is the firm's property and is not visible to any other tenant.
Controls and findings follow the NIST OSCAL model, so they carry into other tooling and accreditation files.
Dedicated instance and user pool per firm. Deployment region and residency are settled per client at setup.
Run your next engagement on Audit41.
Thirty minutes is enough to see Core run on a case of your choosing. If you are on the other side of the audit, the self-check takes minutes and costs nothing.