AI Agent Compliance Workflow Tester - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Show the committee or the underwriter where an agent goes wrong before it runs a breach response or a supplier change. It is for the people who must sign off an agent: risk managers, underwriters and compliance leads.

An agent that answers one compliance question well can still skip an escalation, follow an instruction buried in a file, or send a notice nobody signed off. The scenarios are built to find that. They include vendor onboarding with a bank detail change under ISO/IEC 27001 and SOC 2, a phished mailbox under the Privacy Act and the Essential Eight, an NDIS worker whose clearance is suspended, a ransomware payment report under the Cyber Security Act, a claims vendor incident at an insurer under CPS 234 and CPS 230, an AI impact assessment under ISO/IEC 42001 and 42005, offshoring claims handling, and an auditor's access review request.

Each scenario has a pack with a brief, specimen inputs and an answer template. You run your agent on it in your own environment, then paste the answer or full transcript. The score sheet records the scenario and version, the agent as you entered it, every step with four checks and the rule behind it, and why the first failing step failed. It is the record a model risk committee or underwriting file asks for.

No credentials and no real records are needed, and nothing leaves your browser unless you save the run.

The free plan includes every scenario page, every agent pack, the scorer and the specimen runs. Solo, USD 99 a month, saves runs and adds held-out variants, the full pack and a committee summary. Team, USD 299, adds five people and the change log. Underwriter, USD 990, keeps up to 25 insureds or clients apart.