Your team, multiplied.

Confirms which institution and role your assistant is signed in as before it does anything else.

Finds the Zovos help article or API reference page that answers your question.

Reads a full help article or API page so the assistant can quote it accurately.

Answers “what is on my plate?” with your open tasks, the attestations and certifications waiting on you, and the vendors, risks, KRIs, self-assessments and exceptions you own.

Lists the approvals in your queue and says whether you can decide each one. It never approves or rejects anything.

Finds a record by its ID, legacy ID or title across the registers your role can read.

Lists your controls, with each test procedure, expected evidence and due status when you need to run a test.

Pulls risks from your register with their inherent and residual ratings, owner, treatment and review status.

Answers “what do we owe on this?” from your obligations register, with supporting regulatory citations.

Shows what evidence is already attached to an audit or exam request and what is still missing.

Lists findings from your register with severity, owner, due date and whether each is overdue, one page at a time.

Reads one finding with its corrective action plan, the plan’s tasks and its recent activity, leaving out internal notes.

Lists your key risk indicators with their red, amber or green status, thresholds, latest readings and whether readings have stopped arriving.

Lists vendors with tier, criticality and review status, and the SOC reports, DPAs and contracts coming up for renewal.

Lists the regulatory updates your institution follows, with whether each applies to you, who owns it and where it stands.

Shows an examination’s request list with each request’s owner, due date and status, and how ready the exam is overall.

Answers “what does our policy say about this?” with cited excerpts from your current policies.

Drafts a cited impact summary for one regulatory update, kept as a permanent AI record examiners can see.

Drafts an answer to a due-diligence or security questionnaire question from your approved answers, for a person to review.

Creates a task for a named owner, optionally tied to the record it comes from. It shows a dry run first and writes only when you confirm.

Comments on a finding or a risk and notifies the people it mentions. It shows a dry run first and posts only when you confirm.

Starts a secure upload of an evidence file for a control test you ran.

Verifies an uploaded evidence file arrived intact and scans it for malware, credentials and sensitive data.

Previews a control-test result, then files it for review. A reviewer other than you accepts it before any rating changes.

Tells you whether a submitted test was accepted, rejected or sent back to re-perform, with the reviewer’s reasoning.

Provides the spreadsheet template a register import expects, as a CSV or an Excel workbook with dropdowns.

Explains which fields a register needs, their allowed values and an example row, so you can prepare a migration.

Suggests how your spreadsheet’s columns line up with a register’s fields and flags required fields left unmatched.

Checks an import without saving anything: row errors, what would be created or updated, and each field change.

Imports rows into a register. It shows the preview first and writes only when you confirm.

Reports an import’s progress, counts and row errors, and whether it can still be rolled back.

Undoes an import, restoring updated records and removing new ones unless they changed since. It previews first.

Saves a column mapping so the next import of the same spreadsheet needs no remapping.

Lists past and running imports, newest first, so interrupted work can pick up where it stopped.

Starts a secure upload of a large CSV or Excel file for import.

Confirms a large uploaded file arrived intact and really is the file type it claims, ready to import.