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LogicGate Risk Cloud vs VComply

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7.8#1 in internal controls softwareFrom $120 a month
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FactLogicGate Risk CloudVComply
AIOpt-in AI features and GRC agents are designed to automate tasks and orchestrate workflows, with human approvers involved.VComply says its AI supports policy drafting, rewriting, translation, change summaries, and answers based on approved policy content.
ComplianceLogicGate says it aligns with recognized security frameworks and privacy laws including GDPR and HIPAA, and directs customers to its Trust Center for certification details.ComplianceOps tracks obligations, controls, owners, deadlines, assessments, and evidence in one program.
Founded2015LinkedIn and Gartner list VComply's founding year as 2019.
HeadquartersChicago, Illinois, United StatesSunnyvale, California, United States
IntegrationsLogicGate says Risk Cloud integrates with more than 200 tools and offers native integrations, connectors, evidence sources, an MCP server, an open REST API, and an SFTP connector.Official integrations include Slack alerts, Microsoft Teams notifications and Outlook email-based compliance task tracking.
Intended usersThe product is positioned for enterprise governance, risk, compliance, cybersecurity, and audit teams.VComply says it serves regulated organizations including energy and utilities, healthcare, financial services, manufacturing, higher education, food and beverage, and nonprofits.

LogicGate Risk Cloud plans

  • Custom Risk Cloud solutionPriced on request

VComply plans

  • Start-Ups & Non-Profits CustomPriced on request
  • Basic$120 a month
  • PRO GRC Suite$1,000 a month
  • Enterprise GRC SuitePriced on request
  • Start-Ups & Non-ProfitsPriced on request

Pick LogicGate Risk Cloud if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick VComply if…

VComply is intended for regulated organizations, including those in healthcare, financial services, energy and utilities, manufacturing, higher education, food and beverage, and nonprofits. It may suit teams coordinating compliance, policy, risk, and case work.

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