Policies that write themselves
When a rule changes, you shouldn’t have to reread every policy. Thiqa links each section to the requirement it meets, so you see what to update.
Nothing is published without your approval.
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Access Control Policy · version 4
Drafted by Thiqa · replaces v3 · 9 blocks changed
Every changed block carries the clause it answers, and the evidence that proves it.
Approving one change shouldn’t mean rereading the whole policy. Each draft shows who wrote it, who it went to and whether they’ve approved it, with the requirements it meets attached, so your approver reads only the change.
Each draft shows who wrote it, who approves it and what it meets, so your approver reads only the change.
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How this compares
| What is being compared | Thiqa | Compliance automation tools | Manual and consultants |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where policy text comes from | Drafted for the requirement it meets | A template library to fill in | Written or adapted by hand |
| Your existing wording | Kept and linked to requirements | Usually replaced wholesale | Rewritten as the author sees fit |
| When a regulation changes | You see which sections to update | A content update, if the framework is covered | The whole document is reread |
| Proving a policy is met | Linked to the evidence that proves it | Often a separate module | A separate exercise entirely |
| Publishing | Only after your team approves | Varies by platform | Only after your team approves |
Where policy text comes from
- Thiqa
- Drafted for the requirement it meets
- Compliance automation tools
- A template library to fill in
- Manual and consultants
- Written or adapted by hand
Your existing wording
- Thiqa
- Kept and linked to requirements
- Compliance automation tools
- Usually replaced wholesale
- Manual and consultants
- Rewritten as the author sees fit
When a regulation changes
- Thiqa
- You see which sections to update
- Compliance automation tools
- A content update, if the framework is covered
- Manual and consultants
- The whole document is reread
Proving a policy is met
- Thiqa
- Linked to the evidence that proves it
- Compliance automation tools
- Often a separate module
- Manual and consultants
- A separate exercise entirely
Publishing
- Thiqa
- Only after your team approves
- Compliance automation tools
- Varies by platform
- Manual and consultants
- Only after your team approves
Policy FAQ
No. It keeps your wording, notes the requirement each section meets and only suggests changes where a requirement isn’t met.
Thiqa shows you which sections need to change. It maps the new wording and flags every section written for the old one.
No. Everything the agent writes starts as a draft, and your team approves it before it’s published.