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What is Resolver?
Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Toronto, Resolver is a Kroll business serving more than 1,000 global companies. Its platform covers risk, audit, compliance, security, investigations and resilience.
Resolver is a cloud-based risk-intelligence and GRC platform that brings risk, compliance, audit, controls, incidents, investigations and resilience into connected workflows. Teams configure forms, hierarchies, permissions, dashboards and reports without traditional coding, then link risks, obligations, controls, events, audits and remediation actions in a unified data model. AI-supported recommendations and triage accelerate analysis while human reviewers remain in control, with audit trails and explainability supporting defensible decisions.
The product spans enterprise risk management, regulatory and IT compliance, third-party risk, internal controls, internal audit, business continuity, incident management, investigations and security operations. It also includes brand-reputation and trust-and-safety offerings under the wider Resolver portfolio. This breadth helps organizations consolidate fragmented programs, but complex deployments can require configuration and implementation work; advanced analytics may also benefit from external BI tools.
Resolver is aimed primarily at mid-market and enterprise organizations, especially regulated financial services, banking, healthcare, education, utilities, retail and pharmaceutical teams. Pricing is not published: customers request a tailored quote based on selected solutions, customization, active users, integrations and services, with bundle pricing available. A 2026 Capterra benchmark lists a $10,000-per-year starting price, while G2 reports 4.3/5 from 167 reviews.
Key features
Enterprise risk management
Connects enterprise risks, assessments, events, controls, owners and remediation in a shared risk model.
Compliance management
Supports regulatory and IT compliance workflows, obligations, questionnaires, evidence and reporting.
Internal audit
Plans audits, manages work and findings, tracks actions and provides audit-ready reporting.
Third-party risk
Assesses vendors and third parties through configurable questionnaires, risk scoring and remediation workflows.
Incident investigations
Captures incidents, investigations, cases and corrective actions with structured workflows and escalation.
Business continuity
Supports continuity, resilience and recovery planning across teams, locations and critical processes.
Security operations
Provides security-risk, threat-protection and incident-management workflows for corporate security teams.
Resolver pricing
Resolver publishes no standard subscription price. Official pricing says cost depends on chosen solutions, customization, active users, integrations and services, and bundled solutions may receive bundle pricing. Capterra lists a $10,000-per-year starting benchmark for compliance, risk management and incident management; G2 lists no entry-level price.
| Plan | Price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Configured subscription | Custom | Selected risk and security solutions, active users, configuration, integrations, services |
Free trial: No public free trial is listed; request a tailored quote.
Pros & cons
Pros
- Connects risk, compliance, audit, controls, incidents and resilience through a unified data model.
- Broad module coverage supports GRC and corporate security programs on one platform.
- No-code workflows, forms, permissions and dashboards reduce dependence on custom development.
- Large integration footprint includes ServiceNow, Salesforce, Workday, Slack, Teams, Jira and BI tools.
Cons
- Pricing is quote-only, making cost comparison difficult before a sales process.
- Broad configuration and implementation requirements can create a meaningful admin learning curve.
- Some reviewers describe the interface as dated and reporting as less advanced than specialist BI tools.
- Smaller organizations may find the enterprise-oriented scope and benchmark pricing expensive.
Who is Resolver best for?
- Mid-market and enterprise organizations replacing spreadsheets and disconnected GRC tools with one connected risk, audit and compliance platform.
- Financial institutions, banks and other regulated businesses that need configurable controls, evidence, remediation and executive reporting.
- Corporate security teams that need structured incident, investigation, threat and workplace-violence workflows.
- Organizations seeking no-code configuration and broad integrations across HR, IT, collaboration, CRM and analytics systems.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Resolver cost?
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Resolver does not publish standard prices. Official pricing says the quote depends on solutions, customization, active users, integrations and services; Capterra lists a $10,000-per-year starting benchmark for compliance, risk management and incident management.
How long does Resolver take to implement, and how does it work?
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Implementation timing is not publicly specified. Resolver is a cloud platform with no-code workflows, configurable forms, permissions, hierarchies, dashboards and reports, but complex programs may need implementation and configuration support.
How does Resolver compare with AuditBoard?
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Resolver combines GRC with incident management, investigations, corporate security and resilience, while AuditBoard is more focused on audit, risk and compliance workflows. G2 reports Resolver at 4.3/5 from 167 reviews versus AuditBoard at 4.6/5 from 1,289 reviews.
Which integrations does Resolver support?
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Resolver advertises more than 300 integrations for its corporate-security offering. Named integrations include ServiceNow, Salesforce, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Workday, Jira, Power BI, Tableau, Oracle, Okta, NetSuite, AWS and Zendesk; Workato provides additional low-code connections.
Who is Resolver for?
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Resolver is designed for mid-market and enterprise organizations with complex risk, audit or compliance programs. It is especially relevant to financial services, banking, healthcare, education, utilities, retail and pharmaceutical organizations, plus corporate security and investigations teams.
How secure and accurate is Resolver?
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Resolver supports role-based access, audit trails, evidence management, configurable controls and human-reviewed AI recommendations. Its public material describes governed, explainable AI and compliance workflows, but no independent accuracy benchmark was found.
Sources
Facts and pricing verified on October 19, 2026. Vendors change pricing often, so confirm with Resolver before buying. How we research
