CompareZovos vs Quantivate

Zovos vs Quantivate

Quantivate has provided governance, risk and compliance software to the financial services industry since 2005, and it is now an Ncontracts company. It covers enterprise risk, business continuity, vendors, compliance, IT risk, audit and complaints. Zovos covers the same program with AI agents built in, regulatory change read from primary sources, and published pricing.
Zovos
Agentic GRC for financial institutions
Built for
Financial institutions of every size
AI
15 agent task types on Claude via AWS Bedrock, each one human-gated
Content
57 frameworks and 2,339 indexed citations
Pricing
Published, from $75k a year with every module included
Quantivate
GRC for financial services
Built for
Financial services, since 2005
AI
None described on its site
Content
LexisNexis State Net regulatory alerts
Pricing
Not published
Where it differs

A proven suite, or a suite with agents inside.

01

AI in the work

With Quantivate

Quantivate’s site describes no AI features, and we found no AI assistant integration.

In Zovos

15 agent task types draft the work, cite the rule paragraph, and wait for a person to accept it.

02

Regulatory change

With Quantivate

Alerts come from a LexisNexis State Net integration that pushes federal, state and local updates daily.

In Zovos

An agent reads Federal Register and eCFR primary sources, and every citation is versioned by amendment date.

03

Exams and examiners

With Quantivate

Temporary user portals are available. We found no examiner-specific access or exam management.

In Zovos

Examiners get scoped, time-boxed grants that are read-only apart from a closed set of fieldwork actions.

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Line by line, in plain words.

What each product offers a financial institution's governance, risk and compliance program, from public sources read October 30, 2026.

Zovos compared with Quantivate
CapabilityZovosQuantivate
Built forBuilt in

Financial institutions of every size, and no other market.

Built in

Banks, credit unions and other financial organizations.

Regulatory changeBuilt in

An agent reads Federal Register and eCFR primary sources, and every citation is versioned by amendment date.

Built in

Regulatory change alerts through a LexisNexis State Net integration covering more than 13,000 agencies.

AI agentsBuilt in

15 agent task types run on Anthropic Claude through AWS Bedrock, and every output stays a proposal until a person accepts it.

Not published

No AI features are described on its site.

Your own AI assistantBuilt in

Claude, Copilot, ChatGPT or any other MCP client works inside Zovos under the user’s own role, once the tenant owner turns it on.

Not published

No MCP server or assistant integration is described.

Exams and examinersBuilt in

Examiners get scoped, time-boxed grants that are read-only apart from a closed set of fieldwork actions.

Partial

Temporary user portals. No exam management module is described.

Findings and MRAsBuilt in

No finding closes without remediation evidence, and every closure is maker-checker.

Built in

An issue management module.

Internal auditBuilt in

Auditees see only their own requests, and auditors cannot approve what they may audit.

Built in

An internal audit module.

Third-party riskBuilt in

Third-party risk management is included at every tier, with SIG and CAIQ workbook import.

Built in

A vendor management module.

PricingPublished

Starting prices are published by asset size, from $75k a year, with every module and the AI agents included.

Quote only

Prices are not published.

SSO and SCIMBuilt in

SAML 2.0, OIDC and SCIM come with every tier at no enterprise upcharge.

Not published

SSO and SCIM terms are not published.

Fair to say

Pick the one that fits your program.

Where Quantivate is strong
  • Broad coverage across enterprise risk, business continuity, vendors, compliance, audit and complaints.
  • Nearly twenty years in the financial services market, now with Ncontracts behind it.
  • Federal, state and local regulatory alerts from LexisNexis State Net.
Zovos, in numbers
57
Regulatory frameworks
2,339
Indexed citations
15
Human-gated agent task types
Choose Quantivate if

You want a mature, configurable GRC suite and broad state-level regulatory alerts matter more to you than AI assistance.

Choose Zovos if

You want agents that draft the work with citations under your approval, and pricing you can read before you call.

Sources

Where this comes from.

Every Quantivate cell on this page comes from these public pages, read October 30, 2026. Zovos cells describe shipped product behaviour.

  1. Quantivate homepage, modules and positioning. quantivate.com
  2. Quantivate company page. quantivate.com
  3. Quantivate and LexisNexis regulatory change alerts. quantivate.com
  4. Ncontracts AI information page. www.ncontracts.com

See it with your own program. Then decide.

Bring your controls, a policy, and one regulator paragraph that gives you trouble. We target two-week onboarding.