Keep your business audit ready, through the year.
AuditSahi works out which Indian rulebooks apply to you, drafts the policies your regulators ask for, reminds you of every recurring review, checks the evidence you upload and keeps your audit pack ready. Nothing is marked ready for the audit pack until you approve it.
Document based. AuditSahi never scans, probes or tests any system.
Rulebooks, each read from the regulator's own document. RBI, SEBI, IRDAI, CERT-In and the DPDP Act among them.
Obligations, each cited to its clause. A Rs 640 crore digital lender answers to 103 of them.
Kinds of policy the rulebooks ask for, drafted from the clauses that apply to you and approved by a person in your company.
How it works
What happens over a year with AuditSahi.
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It writes your policies
Eleven kinds of policy, drafted from the clauses that apply to you, each paragraph citing its clause.
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You approve them
The Board or the person responsible approves each one. The date and the meeting are recorded.
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Reviews and audits sit on the calendar
Internal reviews, tests and reports, each with a frequency, a due date and an owner.
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Evidence is checked
Each obligation is broken into what it requires and checked independently against the documents you upload. Where the checks disagree, a person decides.
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The audit pack is ready
What applies, what is covered, what is open and the evidence behind each answer. Printable when anyone asks.
The claim
Do what it asks through the year. When it shows a final green, you are ready for the audit.
A green is earned. Where the checks disagree, the question goes to a person in your company, and that person's answer stands.
Independent checks, then a person
Each obligation is broken into what it requires, and each part is checked independently. Where the checks disagree, a person in the organisation decides.
Every verdict quotes its line
A verdict that cannot point to the words in your document is not counted. You see the clause, the quote and the reasoning behind it.
No facts are fabricated
AuditSahi never invents a fact about the organisation. Where a draft needs a name, a system, a number or a date, it leaves a marked blank for someone to fill.
Approval is not practice
An approved policy satisfies the clauses that ask for a policy. A drill, a test or a report needs its own evidence before it counts.
For your AI agents
Your own agents can ask AuditSahi before they act.
A coding assistant or a change approval bot connects through MCP, the standard way AI agents reach a tool. It asks about the work in front of it and gets back the rulebook and your records, each answer with its clause and source.
Which obligations does this touch?
Candidates from the rulebook, each with its clause, its source and whether it has been read in the regulator's own document. Your agent decides. AuditSahi does not guess.
Does it apply to us?
An answer from your own setup answers, with the reason. Something that does not apply says why.
Is the policy approved?
The date and the Board meeting as recorded, and whether approving the policy is enough or the practice has to have happened as well.
What does that rest on?
A person's ruling, a Board approval, both checks agreeing, or less. Never a bare yes, and never a fact your records do not hold.
Included in every paid plan, from your account page. It reads your own organisations, read only, and everything it reads stays in India.
Who it is for
Three kinds of customer, one product.
CA firms, auditors and consultants
One account for every client you act for. Each client is its own organisation with its own rulebook, drafted policies, calendar and audit pack.
How firms use AuditSahiRegulated financial entities
NBFCs under the RBI 2026 Directions, SEBI entities under CSCRF, insurers under the IRDAI guidelines, banks and payment businesses. The rulebook your regulator holds you to, clause by clause.
What applies to each kindAny Indian business
The DPDP Act and the CERT-In Directions reach every company in India. Notices and consent, breach reporting, the grievance officer and the 180 day log rule, plus the standards worth adopting next.
What every business owesSee the platform in action.
The demo opens on a fictional sample organisation, with every figure read from the rulebook. Nothing there is anyone's real data, and you need no account to look around.