Tool profile
Resolver: cost, fit and limits
Resolver is a risk, compliance and control management platform made by Resolver Inc., a Toronto-based company, that covers incidents, risk monitoring and control work, with solution areas the vendor labels AI-Powered, for risk and compliance teams.
What to know first
Resolver sells by custom quote: the pricing page lists no plan names, no prices and no free plan, and says solutions are tailored to each customer. It names three AI-Powered solution areas for regulatory change, risk controls and compliance controls, plus Incident Management and Risk Monitoring modules on the homepage. Two pages we tried, security and platform, returned 404, so audit-specific functions and certifications are unconfirmed.
Resolver at a glance
| Maker | Resolver Inc., Canada |
|---|---|
| Free plan | No |
| Entry price | Quote only |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Audit Management Software in 2026, rank 10 of 10 |
| Website | resolver.com/ |
Who Resolver is best for
Compliance teams tracking regulatory change
AI-Powered Regulatory Change Management is a named solution area on the pricing page, which gives these teams a concrete module to test in a demo.
Risk managers who also run incident reporting
The homepage lists Incident Management and Risk Monitoring as modules beside the control solutions, so incident logs and risk data can sit in one system.
Canadian or multi-region organizations
Resolver is a Canadian legal entity in Toronto, and its policy says personal data is held in North America, Europe and Oceania, though no specific location is named.
Resolver plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Regulatory Change Management | Quote only | Solution area labeled AI-Powered on the pricing page. No tier, seat count or limit is published. |
| Risk Control Management | Quote only | Solution area labeled AI-Powered on the pricing page. Quoted through a form, tailored to each customer. |
| Compliance Control Management | Quote only | Solution area labeled AI-Powered on the pricing page. The pricing page shows no free plan or trial. |
Checked November 2026.
What Resolver does
- AI-Powered Regulatory Change Management
- A solution area named on the pricing page for tracking regulatory change. The pages opened do not describe how the AI works or which sources it reads.
- AI-Powered Risk Control Management
- Named as a solution area for managing risk controls. No description of the AI step, such as drafting or testing controls, appears on the pages opened.
- AI-Powered Compliance Control Management
- The third AI-labeled solution area, aimed at compliance controls. Detail on mapping to frameworks was not available, since the platform page returned a 404. Ask which frameworks it maps to.
- Incident Management
- A module listed on the homepage for recording and handling incidents. The pages opened give no workflow detail, so evaluate case handling during a demo.
- Risk Monitoring
- A homepage module for watching risk. How it ingests signals, and whether it feeds audit plans, is not explained on the pages opened. Ask for a walkthrough.
How Resolver handles your data
Section 3 of Resolver's privacy policy says Customer Content is not used to train generalized artificial intelligence models, and the same section says personal data may be processed through machine learning and AI to improve products where law and contracts allow. Personal data is kept as long as needed for its purpose, and deleted data can remain in backups for up to 60 days. Data is held in North America, Europe and Oceania with no specific location named. The trust page was not opened, so certifications are unchecked.
Where Resolver falls short in practice
- Audit scope is unconfirmed. The platform page returned a 404, so we could not check engagement planning, workpapers or sampling. Teams buying specifically for audit need those functions shown live.
- Quote-only buying. No plan names or prices are published and there is no free plan. Every purchase starts with a form, which slows budgeting for a small team.
- AI described by label only. The three AI-Powered areas appear as names without explanation. A buyer has to ask what the AI does, what it reads and who reviews its output.
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Resolver: common questions
Is Resolver an audit management tool or a risk platform?
The pages we opened describe a risk, compliance and control management platform with incident and risk monitoring modules. Audit engagement features were not confirmed, because the platform page returned a 404. Ask for an audit demo before treating it as an audit tool.
How much does Resolver cost?
Resolver does not publish prices. The pricing page says solutions are tailored to each customer and custom quotes come through a form. It shows no plan names and no free plan, so any figure must come from the vendor. Expect a sales call first.
Does Resolver use customer content to train AI?
Section 3 of the privacy policy says Customer Content is not used to train generalized AI models. The same section says personal data may be processed through machine learning and AI to improve products where law and contracts allow, so read that clause with your counsel.
Where is Resolver data stored?
The privacy policy says personal data is held in North America, Europe and Oceania, with no specific location named. Resolver Inc. is a Canadian entity domiciled in Toronto. Request the exact hosting region for your tenant in writing. Ask which region applies.
What does AI-Powered mean in Resolver's modules?
The pricing page labels regulatory change, risk control and compliance control management as AI-Powered but gives no description of the method. We found no named models or output examples, so ask the vendor to demonstrate each one on your data.