Authority before access.
Modern defense compliance fails when approvals exist on paper, but behavior moves faster than authority.
GRAIL Compliance converts authorities, parties, jurisdictions, documents, and release events into enforceable workflow controls. Teams can determine what is allowed, who is covered, which conditions apply, and what evidence must be preserved before regulated activity moves forward.
For compliance officers.
Operate from a single control plane for authority coverage, access review, party additions, expiration risk, technical data release, and audit evidence.
For program and sourcing teams.
Move regulated work forward with clear answers on who is covered, what can be shared, which authority applies, and what still blocks release.
The control logic behind every release.
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Authority Defines Action
Regulated work begins with what is authorized, not what a user wants to share.
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Release Is the Boundary
The moment data, credentials, or access moves, compliance becomes operational.
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Roles Carry Risk
Every workflow identifies who owns authority, who receives access, and who is accountable.
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Jurisdictions Follow the Data
Origin, destination, nationality, reexport, and sanctions rules travel with the data.
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Evidence Defends the System
Each approval, denial, release, and review must leave a record that can be reconstructed.
Built to Prevent Compliance Drift
Approved scope stays visible as work changes.
GRAIL tracks when programs, parts, facilities, countries, technical data, or manufacturing rights move beyond the authority that originally approved them.
No party becomes covered by assumption.
Organizations, individuals, facilities, and foreign parties must be explicitly named, eligible, or approved before they participate in regulated activity.
Approval conditions become operating constraints.
Provisos, limitations, reporting duties, and release conditions are encoded into the workflow so approval does not become uncontrolled permission.
A control plane for regulated defense work.
License Lifecycle
Manage licenses, agreements, provisos, validity windows, covered parties, and approved scope from creation through renewal.
Package Generation
Build DSP-5, TAA, MLA, BIS, and other export packages from connected program, party, part, and document records.
Coverage Intelligence
Understand which programs, assemblies, parts, countries, organizations, users, and documents are covered by existing authority.
Access Decisions
Review supplier and user requests against coverage, eligibility, geography, NDA status, and release conditions.
Expiration Command
Surface renewal windows, expiring coverage, uncovered parties, and authority records that require action.
Defensible Record
Preserve approvals, denials, reviewer notes, document activity, release events, and status changes in one audit-ready history.
Modernize defense
compliance.
GRAIL Compliance helps teams determine what is authorized, control what is released, assign responsibility, and preserve the evidence behind regulated defense work.