What needs to be done?
Record the requirement and the action it calls for.
Pulsar GRC for quality and compliance teams
Know what is done. Have the evidence to show it.
See the action, responsible person and supporting document alongside each requirement. Know what still needs review. When an auditor asks what a decision was based on, open the relevant record.
An early-access product. Start with a conversation or a 14-day trial requiring a payment method.
Pulsar GRC / Corrective actionsExample
Purchasing · CA-024Awaiting review
Complete supplier assessment
Finding from a purchasing process audit
Responsible personAnna Kowalska
Due date12 September 2026
Supplier-assessment.pdfAttached
Was the action effective?Awaiting assessment
The document is attached. The reviewer makes the decision.
Clear responsibilityThe right document with the actionPeople make the decisions
Who reviewed it? Where is the document?
A “done” status does not answer these questions. You need the document and the reviewer’s recorded decision alongside the action. In Pulsar, they stay with the same item.
Who takes the next step?
Assign a person and due date. See items awaiting a decision.
How do you know it was done properly?
Attach the result and keep the reviewer’s assessment.
From a finding to a reviewed result.
Example: a supplier assessment needs updating after an audit. Every step stays with the same issue.
1 / 4
Record the finding
What is missing and how do we know?
2 / 4
Assign an action
Who is responsible, and by when?
3 / 4
Attach the result
Which document confirms completion?
4 / 4
Review effectiveness
Who checked that the problem was resolved?
Open the area you are responsible for.
Explore the full scopeAudits
Plan the review and keep its findings together.
Risks
Decide what could go wrong and how to reduce the impact.
Documents
Use the right version and keep the decisions behind changes.
Corrective actions
Address the cause and check that the action worked.
Suppliers
Review suppliers, their documents and open actions.
Reports
Prepare a report for a defined scope and period.
A draft needs review. Including one prepared by AI.
Ask for a draft, then check its content and sources. If a conclusion lacks support, correct it or reject it. Generating text does not complete the action.
Show what the decision was based on.
The document, version and review history stay with the item. The next person can follow the findings without asking the whole team to explain them again.
Access follows the role. Decisions have an author.
Documents can contain confidential information. Define who can view them, edit them and approve them. The history lets you check what happened.
Organization scope
Each organization has its own data area.
Roles and permissions
Viewing an item and changing it require distinct permissions.
Change history
Check who changed the data and who made the decision.
Data export
Every plan includes export, within the user’s permissions.
How many people will use Pulsar?
The full feature set in every plan. Choose by the number of people and the AI assistance limit you need.
In every planExport and safeguards are not add-ons reserved for a more expensive plan.
Trial
Best for: Teams of up to 10 users evaluating the full feature set
14 days with the full Pulsar GRC feature set for a small team.
€0 net
Included
- Up to 10 users
- AI budget: 100,000 units
- Audits, risks, evidence and CAPA
- Versioned documents, suppliers and training
- Incidents, consents, data rights and retention
- Export, safeguards, separate organization data and email support
How artificial intelligence helps: AI budget: 100,000 units. AI prepares drafts; a person reviews and approves them.
Start 14 days freePopular
Professional
Best for: Teams of up to 49 users that need a larger AI budget
The full Pulsar GRC feature set for a team of up to 49 users.
€44.50 net/month
Standard price: €89 net/month
Included
- Up to 49 users
- AI budget: 1,000,000 units
- Audits, risks, evidence and CAPA
- Versioned documents, suppliers and training
- Incidents, consents, data rights and retention
- Export, safeguards, separate organization data and email support
How artificial intelligence helps: AI budget: 1,000,000 units. AI prepares drafts; a person reviews and approves them.
Start 14 days freeAdvanced
Best for: Teams of up to 200 users that need the highest AI budget
The full Pulsar GRC feature set for a team of up to 200 users.
€114.50 net/month
Standard price: €229 net/month
Included
- Up to 200 users
- AI budget: 5,000,000 units
- Audits, risks, evidence and CAPA
- Versioned documents, suppliers and training
- Incidents, consents, data rights and retention
- Export, safeguards, separate organization data and email support
How artificial intelligence helps: AI budget: 5,000,000 units. AI prepares drafts; a person reviews and approves them.
Start 14 days freeA payment method is required during registration. The card is not charged when the 14-day trial starts.
Less pre-audit firefighting and more year-round process control
One reporting standard for operations, quality, and compliance
Faster decisions with one view of risks, actions, and evidence
Before you start.
Does Pulsar replace an audit or legal advice?
No. It helps manage work, gather documents and record decisions. Qualified people remain responsible for evaluating requirements, compliance and effectiveness.
Can I start with one process?
Yes. Choose an area such as supplier assessment. Add a task, a responsible person and evidence. Then check whether this way of working fits your team.
Do I need a payment method?
Yes. The 14-day trial requires a payment method. Your card is not charged at the start. Before confirming, review your plan, amount, next charge date and cancellation terms.
What does AI do?
At your request, it prepares a draft that you can edit or reject. A draft alone does not confirm compliance or task completion.
Does the higher plan have more safeguards?
Plans differ in the number of users and the AI usage allowance. Core safeguards and data export are not reserved for a higher plan.
Is there an issue your team struggles to close?
Describe it in the form. We’ll establish who does the work, where you record the result and what holds up the decision. Then we’ll show a relevant Pulsar example. Keep confidential documents with you.