Whistic Automation Orchestrator (agentic assessments)
Vendor: Whistic · HQ: United States · Category: Risk · Compliance
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What it does
Whistic's Automation Orchestrator coordinates four specialised agents across the third-party assessment lifecycle. The Initiator starts the right assessment when configured criteria or cadence are met. The Collector assembles configured evidence and surfaces collection exceptions. The Analyst runs Vendor Summary and produces cited, confidence-scored findings. The Reporter compiles the executive summary and routes it to configured approvers, and the customer's team makes the final decision. Whistic estimates 12–15 hours saved per assessment. The platform also includes vendor monitoring, Trust Center and the Trust Center Exchange. Whistic, Inc. is a Delaware corporation based in Utah. Pricing is not published.
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Government authorizations
Registry records checked 2026-10-18. Scope “listing” means the certified product is this listing or the government boundary it already documents; “platform-only” means another product line is certified and the vendor does not state this agent is inside that boundary.
| Program | Product | Status | Scope | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TX-RAMP | Whistic - Assess · Level 1 · TX1435648 · expires 2027-01-25 | Level 1 | Vendor platform; agent scope not stated | Registry |
Pricing (as published)
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Tasks
vendor riskquestionnaire automationrisk assessmenttrust center
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- whistic.com/about-whistic
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- dir.texas.gov/resource-library-item/tx-ramp-certified-cloud-products
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FAQ (from this dataset)
What does Whistic Automation Orchestrator do?
Agentic vendor-assessment workflow in which four agents (Initiator, Collector, Analyst, Reporter) start assessments, gather evidence, produce cited findings and route an executive summary for human approval.
How much does Whistic Automation Orchestrator cost?
Not published
Where is Whistic headquartered?
United States
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