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What is Oxus?
Founded in 2025 in San Francisco, Oxus automates internal-audit workflows for pre-IPO and public companies. It turns control descriptions and walkthrough materials into traceable tests, workpapers, flowcharts, and narratives with auditor review.
Oxus is an AI-native internal-audit workspace that turns control descriptions, walkthrough transcripts, notes, videos, and uploaded evidence into review-ready audit outputs. It generates test plans from control descriptions and PCAOB standards, retrieves files and samples, runs tests, and creates Excel workpapers whose sample results link to tickmarked source files. Flowchart and narrative tools trace content to source text, preserve version history, and identify inconsistencies.
The product covers audit scoping, control testing, process documentation, evidence review, repetitive comparisons, and workpaper production. Supported evidence includes PDFs, screenshots, spreadsheets or exports, policy documents, transcripts, and videos. Oxus complements existing GRC and evidence systems rather than replacing them, and its auditor-in-the-loop workflow requires reviewers to approve outputs before finalization. The emphasis is on executing and documenting audit work, not replacing the existing system of record or the professional judgment behind an audit conclusion.
Oxus is aimed at internal-audit leaders, SOX and ITGC teams, finance groups, and IT or security reviewers at pre-IPO and public companies. Pricing is not published, and the company directs prospects toward a demo or pilot. Buyers should therefore expect a sales-led evaluation and should confirm deployment, integration, and procurement requirements directly with Oxus. Its three-person team and YC Winter 2026 backing place it at the early-stage end of the market.
Key features
Control testing
Generates test plans from control descriptions and PCAOB standards, retrieves samples, runs tests, and produces Excel workpapers with evidence links.
Process flowcharts
Converts walkthrough transcripts, notes, and videos into flowcharts with risks highlighted and nodes traced to source text.
Narrative generation
Creates process narratives from walkthrough materials while maintaining version history and identifying inconsistencies.
Audit scoping
Surfaces higher-risk areas using financial metrics and qualitative factors to support internal-audit scoping.
Evidence review
Extracts and interprets information across PDFs, screenshots, spreadsheets, exports, and policy documents.
Repetitive checks
Handles large-volume comparisons and reviews while producing labeled, traceable documentation for auditors.
Reviewer approval
Keeps auditors in the loop so reviewers can inspect, adjust, and approve outputs before finalization.
Oxus pricing
Oxus does not publish subscription prices or package tiers. Prospects are directed to book a demo or engage in a pilot, while Capterra lists no starting price and no free trial.
| Plan | Price | What's included |
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| Custom | CustomPricing is not published. | Commercial scope and requirements are discussed during a sales evaluation |
Free trial: No public free trial is listed.
Pros & cons
Pros
- Links generated conclusions and sample results back to source evidence.
- Combines control testing, flowcharts, narratives, and workpapers in one audit workflow.
- Supports varied evidence formats including PDFs, screenshots, spreadsheets, and videos.
- Offers auditor approval before outputs become final rather than removing reviewer control.
Cons
- Pricing is custom and requires a demo or pilot rather than self-serve purchase.
- Named integrations with GRC, ERP, or document systems are not publicly documented.
- The product is early-stage, with YC listing a three-person team.
- Output quality depends on the completeness and consistency of uploaded audit materials.
Who is Oxus best for?
- Internal-audit teams repeating SOX or ITGC control testing across multiple cycles.
- Pre-IPO and public companies needing review-ready, evidence-linked workpapers.
- Finance and IT reviewers handling documentation-heavy walkthroughs and evidence checks.
- Audit leaders reducing manual preparation while retaining human approval and judgment.
Audit areas
Integrations
Frequently asked questions
How much does Oxus cost?
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Oxus does not publish a starting price or plan table. Capterra lists no starting price and no free trial, and the company directs buyers to a demo or pilot for commercial discussions.
How does Oxus work and how long does implementation take?
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Teams upload evidence and walkthrough materials, after which Oxus generates scoping outputs, flowcharts, narratives, tests, or workpapers with source traceability. The company does not publish an implementation timeline.
How does Oxus compare with AuditBoard?
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Oxus focuses on AI-assisted audit documentation, control testing, evidence review, and workpaper creation. It says it complements existing GRC systems rather than replacing them.
What integrations does Oxus support?
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Oxus says it complements existing GRC and evidence systems. It does not publish a named integration catalog, so specific connectors should be confirmed during procurement.
Who is Oxus for?
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Oxus targets internal-audit leaders, SOX and ITGC compliance teams, finance groups, and IT or security reviewers. YC describes its market as pre-IPO and public companies.
Is Oxus secure and accurate enough for audit work?
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Oxus says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with outputs tied to source evidence and reviewer approval. Reviewers remain responsible for final judgment, and buyers should assess security documentation during procurement.
Sources
Facts and pricing verified on October 19, 2026. Vendors change pricing often, so confirm with Oxus before buying. How we research
