Evidence collection today is screenshots pasted into a spreadsheet. ArcRelease records every gate, owner and override at the moment it happens and exports it in one click — so the fortnight of audit prep every quarter turns into a download.
It captures release governance as a timestamped, attributed trail — named owners, recorded overrides, one-click export as PDF or JSON — designed to help you evidence change-management controls for SOC 2, SOX ITGC, DPDP Act 2023 or RBI IT governance.
Evidence collection is screenshots. I am pasting Slack messages into a spreadsheet and calling it a control.
Two weeks before every audit, we rebuild a story that was true at the time and never written down.
A control nobody can override becomes a control everybody quietly routes around.
Every gate, owner and override is captured at the moment of the decision and exports as PDF or JSON, targeting 100% coverage. The two-week reconstruction before an audit disappears.
Overrides are permitted and recorded with a reason and a person — so exceptions are visible and defensible rather than a workaround nobody can see.
No. Both audits are in progress and we will not claim a certificate we do not hold. What ships today helps you evidence your own change-management controls. Anyone asserting both at pre-launch is worth a second look.
It reads release metadata — tickets, commits, deployments, alerts and approvals — not customer personal data, which is the honest boundary for a DPDP Act or GDPR conversation.
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