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AxiSOX vs Eramba

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7.6#2 in internal controls softwareFrom €2,500 a year
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FactAxiSOXEramba
FoundedThe about page identifies Axivorun Inc. as a compliance technology company but does not state a founding year.2007
FrameworksThe page lists the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, COSO Internal Control Framework, PCAOB auditing standards, ICFR, ITGCs, and SEC 302 and 906 certifications.The maker lists more than 70 ready-to-import compliance packages and says users can upload a custom framework as a CSV.
HeadquartersAxivorun lists its headquarters as Orange County, California, USA.London, United Kingdom, and Bratislava, Slovak Republic
Intended usersThe product is presented for SOX program leaders, controllers, finance teams, internal audit, IT audit, external-audit coordinators, control owners, and public-company compliance teams.The access management guide describes GRC team members as managing information such as risks, controls and policies, while other departments and suppliers may provide review feedback.
PurposeAxiSOX coordinates ICFR and ITGC testing, walkthroughs, evidence, reviewer sign-off, deficiencies, remediation, and quarterly certifications.Eramba is GRC software designed to help organizations manage governance, risk and compliance activities.

AxiSOX plans

  • AxiSOXPriced on request

Eramba plans

  • CommunityFree
  • Enterprise On-Premise€2,500 a year
  • Enterprise SaaS€5,000 a year
  • Community on-premisesFree
  • Community On PremiseFree
  • Implementation workshop€800, paid once

Pick AxiSOX if…

AxiSOX is presented for SOX program leaders, controllers, finance teams, internal and IT audit, external-audit coordinators, control owners, and public-company compliance teams.

Pick Eramba if…

Eramba suits GRC teams managing risks, controls, policies, compliance, or related review workflows. Other departments and suppliers can provide review feedback, while organizations needing asset discovery should note its network-scanner limitation.

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