Complyance, an AI-native Enterprise GRC platform, has raised a $20 million Series A funding round led by GV (Google Ventures). The investment will accelerate go-to-market expansion and the deployment of over 30 new Complyance AI agents in 2026, designed to automate manual risk and compliance workflows for Fortune 500 companies. The platform centralizes risk and compliance data, then uses domain-trained AI agents with human-like reasoning to execute tasks such as evidence review, vendor assessment, and risk tracking—freeing GRC teams to focus on strategic priorities.
Complyance raises $20M Series A led by GV (Google Ventures).
Funding will accelerate GTM and deploy 30+ new GRC AI agents in 2026.
Platform centralizes risk and compliance data with built-in workflow automation.
Domain-trained AI agents automate evidence review, vendor assessment, policy lifecycle, and more.
Customers include CVS Health, Dropbox, MLS, and Wellstar Health System.
Complyance claims 70% reduction in manual GRC work through secure, auditable automation.
GV's investment thesis is explicit: Complyance is not adding AI as a feature to an existing platform—it is redefining the GRC category through an agentic model. The platform's AI agents are domain-trained on GRC-specific workflows, operate within defined guardrails, and produce reviewable, auditable outputs. This approach enables enterprises to reliably automate execution across compliance, risk, and vendor management without sacrificing the rigor and accountability that regulated industries require.
Enterprise GRC teams spend disproportionate time on manual, operational tasks: chasing control owners for evidence, herding policy approvers, and manually reviewing vendor questionnaires. This leaves little capacity for the strategic work that actually drives security and compliance value—protecting the business and its customers. Complyance's AI agents are designed to absorb this operational load, preparing evidence for sign-off, surfacing risks for review, and flagging vendor breaches automatically.
The new funding will accelerate the deployment of over 30 additional AI agents in 2026, expanding from Complyance's existing capabilities into framework-specific automation for HIPAA, ISO, and NIST, as well as end-to-end third-party risk management (TPRM). This expansion reflects the company's thesis that GRC is a domain ripe for systematic, agentic automation—not piecemeal point solutions.
Complyance's customer roster—including CVS Health, Dropbox, Major League Soccer, and Wellstar Health System—demonstrates that its agentic approach resonates with complex, regulated organizations. The participation of existing investors Creandum, HV Capital, and Speedinvest, alongside new angel investors from Anthropic and Mastercard's GRC leadership, signals strong confidence in both the product and the market opportunity.
"I started this company to power compliance with a (wh)y," said founder and CEO Richa Kaul. "That means automating manual work, so GRC teams are unblocked to focus on the real 'whys' behind security compliance: protecting the business and protecting customers." This funding round positions Complyance to scale that mission across the global enterprise market.
About Complyance
Complyance is an AI-native Enterprise GRC platform trusted by global leaders, including Enterprises such as CVS Health, Dropbox, Major League Soccer (MLS), Wellstar Health System, and more. Complyance reduces manual GRC work by 70% through secure, domain-tested automation and AI that was built to operate in complex, Enterprise environments. The platform automates controls monitoring and audit prep, supports end-to-end risk management, automates vendor onboarding and diligence, streamlines the policy lifecycle, and creates executive visibility through granular custom reporting.
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