Compliance,
run by an agent.
The first autonomous AI agent for NERC compliance. It monitors your obligations 24/7, opens the tickets, schedules the work, and produces the audit record — under your team's approval. Not a dashboard. Not a copilot.
CIP-007 R2 patch window missed — SRV-CTRL-014 reaches day 36 of the 35-day window. Watch the same gap close two ways.
Same gap. ~18 seconds vs ~17 days — every step the agent did, your team would do by hand.
The problem
NERC compliance is still done by hand — and the stakes don't allow for it.
Compliance teams burn 40+ hours a week on operational work: checking systems, opening tickets, scheduling crews, writing reports. The tools they buy only visualize the gap. Humans still do every line of the work.
100% manual operations
Monitor SIEM, asset registries, and SCADA. Open tickets in Jira or ServiceNow. Schedule maintenance, coordinate crews, generate RSAW reports — every step, every day, by hand.
Existing tools are dashboards
GRC platforms show you the gap on a screen. You still ticket it, schedule it, and report it manually. About 20% of the time saved, at best — the operational load stays with your team.
Too high-stakes for spreadsheets
Statutory penalties reach $1.54M per day, per violation. CIP-007 patch management is among the most-violated standards. PRC-005 spans nine component-type tables. Manual tracking guarantees gaps.
spent every year across the bulk power system on manual NERC compliance labor — roughly $600K per registered entity.
How it works
Detect. Decide. Execute. Audit.
A continuous loop running across every covered NERC standard — with human approval gates on the decisions that matter. The agent handles the volume; your people own the judgment calls.
Detect
Agents poll SIEM, asset registries, SCADA, CVE feeds and maintenance records 24/7. Every CIP-007 patch window and PRC-005 test interval, watched continuously.
Decide
The agent classifies each gap by severity, deadline and risk. Routine items auto-execute. High-stakes calls escalate to a human approver with full context.
Execute
Opens a Jira/ServiceNow ticket with CVE, asset, deadline and recommended fix. Books the maintenance window at low-load time. Notifies ops via email or Slack.
Audit
Every decision logged. RSAW-format evidence auto-generated. Full traceability for auditors — what was detected, who approved, when remediation closed.
What it watches
Wired into the eight systems your compliance actually lives in.
One agent engine reads across your operational stack — no rip-and-replace. New standards are configuration, not a rebuild: roughly two to three weeks per ruleset on the same engine.
Why us
A different category — not a feature comparison.
Every player in the NERC space sells visibility. We sell execution. To match it, they would have to rebuild their core architecture — a 12 to 18 month head start.
| Capability | Dashboard tools | GRC platforms | GridComply AI |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24/7 monitoring | Partial | Partial | Yes |
| Auto-create tickets | No | Partial | Yes |
| Auto-schedule maintenance | No | No | Yes |
| Auto-generate RSAW reports | Manual | Manual | Yes |
| Approval gates + audit trail | — | Partial | Yes |
| Typical workload reduction | ~20% | ~25% | Up to 90% |
A regulatory engineering asset
40+ standards encoded as a working rules library — 12 to 18 months to rebuild regardless of capital. It compounds with every standard added.
Founder domain credibility
Built by someone who has lived NERC compliance, speaking the buyer's language — not a generalist GRC vendor bolting AI onto a dashboard.
Audit-defensible precedent
Each pilot earns regulatory precedent: evidence that an agent's output holds up in a NERC audit. That trust is hard to fast-follow.
Exclusive channel
Owners-Engineering relationships put the agent inside the advisory firms utilities already trust to shape their compliance programs.
The ask
Run a 90-day pilot on your real obligations.
Read-only to start, zero risk, on your CIP-007 and PRC-005 workload. We baseline your manual hours in week one and show you the reduction by week thirteen. You shape what we build.