Fabrik is a protocol that streamlines third‑party risk and assurance by linking enterprise buyers, suppliers, and the AI agents and platforms that serve them. It offers an open, neutral infrastructure that integrates directly into existing GRC tools, allowing teams to discover, connect with, and transact with suppliers without leaving their workflow. This reduces due‑diligence friction and helps organizations assess and mitigate supplier risk more efficiently.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Enterprises often struggle with third‑party risk management because supplier data is siloed across multiple systems, leading to delayed assessments, missed compliance deadlines, and inefficient manual workflows.
Solution
Fabrik offers an open protocol that links enterprise buyers, suppliers, and AI agents directly within the GRC tools they already use. The protocol enables real‑time discovery of suppliers, secure exchange of compliance documentation, and automated transaction of risk‑assessment data without leaving the host application. By providing a neutral connectivity layer, Fabrik reduces the friction of due‑diligence, accelerates risk mitigation, and ensures that assurance information remains up‑to‑date and verifiable. The platform supports both buyer‑side and supplier‑side integrations, allowing GRC teams to stay in their workflow while suppliers can respond to assessments from within their own platforms.
Target Audience
Primary users are GRC and third‑party risk management teams in large enterprises, as well as supplier‑facing trust platforms and AI agents that need to integrate risk‑assessment workflows.
Features
- Open, standards‑based API that lets GRC platforms and AI agents embed supplier discovery and risk‑assessment flows directly into existing interfaces
- Real‑time, verified data exchange for security questionnaires, NDAs, and compliance documentation, reducing manual handoffs
- Event‑driven notifications for overdue assessments, unresponsive vendors, and required actions, keeping teams on schedule
- Neutral connectivity layer that works with any buyer or supplier system, preserving existing tool investments
- Secure, permissioned data sharing that ensures sensitive supplier information is only accessible to authorized parties