Policies that know which clause they answer
Every block of policy text is tied to the obligation it satisfies, so a change in the regulation points straight at the paragraph that has to move.
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How this compares
| What is being compared | Thiqa | Compliance automation tools | Manual and consultants |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where policy text comes from | Drafted against the clause it answers | A template library to fill in | Written or adapted by hand |
| Your existing wording | Kept and annotated | Usually replaced wholesale | Rewritten at the author’s discretion |
| When a regulation changes | The affected paragraphs are identified | A content update, if the framework is covered | A re-read of the whole document |
| Proving a policy is met | Linked to the evidence that proves it | Often a separate module | A separate exercise entirely |
| Publishing | A named approver signs before anything files | Varies by platform | A named approver signs before anything files |
Thiqa
- Where policy text comes from
- Drafted against the clause it answers
- Your existing wording
- Kept and annotated
- When a regulation changes
- The affected paragraphs are identified
- Proving a policy is met
- Linked to the evidence that proves it
- Publishing
- A named approver signs before anything files
Compliance automation tools
- Where policy text comes from
- A template library to fill in
- Your existing wording
- Usually replaced wholesale
- When a regulation changes
- A content update, if the framework is covered
- Proving a policy is met
- Often a separate module
- Publishing
- Varies by platform
Manual and consultants
- Where policy text comes from
- Written or adapted by hand
- Your existing wording
- Rewritten at the author’s discretion
- When a regulation changes
- A re-read of the whole document
- Proving a policy is met
- A separate exercise entirely
- Publishing
- A named approver signs before anything files
Policy FAQ
- Will Thiqa rewrite the policies we already have?
- No. It keeps your wording and annotates which requirement each block answers, proposing changes only where a requirement is unmet.
- What happens when a regulator updates a requirement?
- The obligation is re-mapped and the policy blocks that answered the old wording are flagged, so the change points at the paragraphs that have to move rather than at the document.
- Can a policy publish without a person approving it?
- No. Everything the agent produces lands as a draft and a named approver signs off before anything files.