Own the work
Make owners, due dates, and current state obvious across risks, controls, vendors, audits, evidence, and follow-through work.
Built for lean security and compliance teams
Run compliance, risk, audits, vendors, and customer trust from one operating system.
DeepBlu Navigator gives B2B SaaS and regulated teams one accountable system for ownership, readiness, evidence, and weekly follow-through after spreadsheets and disconnected trackers stop scaling.
Built for lean security and compliance teamsNo seat-based pricing7 core frameworks supported
What teams usually need to validate first
Ownership, readiness, and executive visibility in one place.
The real question is whether one system can hold the weekly work together without creating more drag.
- Who owns what and what is open
- What is audit-ready and what needs attention next
- What leadership should understand without a status rebuild
Inside the product
The workflows teams usually ask to validate first.
These are usually the first places where the difference between a passive tracker and an operating system becomes obvious.
Risk
Risk Heatmap
Move from risk visibility into treatment, ownership, timing, and the next operating action without leaving the workflow.
Compliance
Controls and Framework Mapping
Run controls as active obligations tied to ownership, evidence, linked work, and framework requirements.
Trust
Trust Center
Support diligence requests and assurance conversations from the same operating system behind your readiness and evidence work.
Category fit
One platform across the workflows buyers usually shop for separately.
Teams evaluating GRC software, compliance management software, vendor risk management software, or trust center tools are usually trying to solve one broader problem: keeping ownership, evidence, and follow-through together in the same operating system.
Compliance management software
Run frameworks, controls, evidence, and audit readiness in one system instead of spreading ownership across spreadsheets and disconnected tools.
SOC 2 compliance softwareRisk management software
Keep risk visibility connected to treatment decisions, owners, due dates, and the follow-through work leadership needs to understand.
See the productVendor risk management software
Track vendor reviews, evidence requests, intake decisions, and review status without losing the operating context behind each decision.
Vendor risk workflowTrust center software
Support customer diligence and trust conversations from the same operating system that holds your readiness, evidence, and review history.
Trust center workflowPlatform scope
A focused GRC operating layer for the work teams actually run every week.
Navigator is broad enough to unify the core workflows while staying legible for a growing team.
SOC 2ISO/IEC 27001NIST CSF 2.0PCI DSS 4.0.1HIPAA Security RuleCIS Controls v823 NYCRR 500
Controls
Assign ownership, capture execution state, and tie the work back to real framework obligations.
Risk
Run a live operating record with treatment decisions, accountability, and clearer executive visibility.
Audits and evidence
Keep requests, evidence follow-through, exports, and readiness work connected instead of scattered across separate lists.
Vendors and trust
Run vendor reviews, evidence requests, intake decisions, and customer trust responses from the same operating system.
What teams usually want to validate first
A credible product, a practical rollout, and a clear path to fit.
Before pricing becomes the real question, most teams want to know whether the product is grounded in real operating work and whether adoption can start without turning into a heavy transformation project.
Framework coverage
7 core programs
SOC 2, ISO/IEC 27001, NIST CSF 2.0, PCI DSS 4.0.1, HIPAA, CIS Controls v8, and 23 NYCRR 500.
Commercial model
Per organization
No seat-based pricing, so operators, reviewers, and leaders can collaborate without extra friction.
Trust workflows
Built in
Trust Center, request handling, vendor evidence, and diligence workflows are part of the operating model.
Starting path
Practical first
Teams can start with risk, vendors, and operational work first, then expand into controls, evidence, audits, and trust.
Know what evaluation looks like
Teams should understand how Navigator is reviewed, what a practical pilot looks like, and how support stays tied to real workflow adoption.
Review the approachStart where the pain already is
Teams can begin with the workflows that hurt first, then grow into broader controls, evidence, audit, and trust operations.
Review the productPriced for shared visibility
Per-organization pricing makes it easier to involve leadership, operators, and reviewers without adding seat friction.
See pricingPricing
Start with the operating model you need now, then expand as your program matures.
Navigator is priced per organization. Annual plans are the default. Month-to-month is available at a premium for teams that need more flexibility.
Risk
$399/month billed annually
A strong starting point for teams that need risk visibility, vendor oversight, and operational work tracking first.
- Risk register and lifecycle tracking
- Work items and recurring task tracking
- Vendor inventory and review visibility
- Activity history and notifications
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Compliance
$899/month billed annually
The core package for teams building an audit-ready operating system around frameworks, controls, and evidence.
- Everything in Risk
- Frameworks, controls, and control library adoption
- Requirement mapping and evidence workflows
- Audit workspace, exports, and executive reporting
Assurance
$1,499/month billed annually
For teams that want one operating system across compliance execution, customer trust, vendor assurance, and leadership visibility.
- Everything in Compliance
- Advanced Trust Center workflows
- Vendor evidence and intake workflows
- SLA escalations and priority support
Need more detail before reaching out?
Review the evaluation and support approach without adding more clutter here.
The deeper rollout, pilot, and support detail lives on the approach page so the homepage can stay focused on product fit and proof.
Evaluation path
A focused next step is enough for a first evaluation.
If the product looks relevant, the next move is to review the approach and decide whether a focused workflow conversation makes sense.
Review the product
Start with the workflows your team most needs to validate.
Review the approach
See the rollout, support, and pilot model on the dedicated approach page.
Book a focused conversation
If there is a fit, the next step should stay practical and workflow-specific.
FAQ
Questions teams usually ask before they move off spreadsheets.
Who is Navigator built for?
Navigator is built for B2B SaaS and regulated teams that need a practical operating system for compliance, risk, audit readiness, vendor governance, and trust work.
What makes this different from a lighter compliance tracker?
Navigator is meant to run the weekly work behind readiness and trust, not just store policies, evidence, or status notes. The focus is ownership, workflow, visibility, and follow-through.
Can earlier-stage teams start with a smaller footprint?
Yes. Teams can start with risk, vendors, and recurring operational work first, then grow into broader controls, evidence, audit, and trust workflows over time.
Do you charge per seat?
No. Navigator is priced per organization so the people who need visibility can collaborate without seat-based friction.
What happens after we book a demo?
The first conversation should help you determine fit quickly, focus on the workflows most relevant to your team, and leave with a practical next step.