Fabrik provides an open protocol that enables secure, multi‑party data exchange between enterprise buyers, suppliers, and AI agents. It verifies identities, embeds confidentiality terms, and offers granular, revocable authorization controls, allowing verified vendors to share protected data with buyers without friction. The platform serves the GRC ecosystem as neutral infrastructure for third‑party risk and assurance.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Enterprise GRC teams face fragmented third‑party risk and due‑diligence processes that require manual data exchange, inconsistent verification, and costly confidentiality safeguards, leading to delays and increased exposure to compliance risk.
Solution
Fabrik offers an open protocol that creates a neutral, connected trust fabric for enterprise buyers, suppliers, and the AI agents that serve them. The platform verifies and authenticates all participants before any data is shared, ensuring that vendors know who is requesting information and buyers receive data from a trusted source. Confidentiality terms, such as NDAs, are embedded directly into each transaction, allowing sensitive data to be protected automatically and offline when needed. Granular, revocable authorization controls give parties precise visibility and management over who can access what data, streamlining compliance workflows without replacing existing GRC tools.
Target Audience
Primary customers are enterprise GRC teams, procurement and risk officers, and their supplier networks that need secure, interoperable data exchange for third‑party risk management.
Features
- Identity verification and authentication layer that confirms all parties before data exchange
- Built‑in confidentiality protection with automated NDA handling and offline data encryption
- Fine‑grained, transparent authorization controls that are revocable in real time
- Open, neutral infrastructure designed to integrate with existing GRC platforms and AI agents
- Programmatic trust workflows enabling automated, auditable third‑party risk assessments