Preventing Compliance
Drift with AI
We're on a mission to ensure no business ever faces penalties, failed audits, or lost deals due to missed obligations.
Our Story
Deadlina was founded by a team of compliance professionals, software engineers, and AI researchers who experienced the pain of compliance drift firsthand. After witnessing countless businesses fail SOC 2 audits, face penalties for expired permits, and lose deals due to unverified controls, we set out to build an intelligent prevention system.
We saw enterprise deals halted because of missing security reviews, construction projects delayed by expired inspection deadlines, and businesses losing contracts over compliance violations. The common thread? These weren't failures of intent, but failures of process.
That's when we realized the power of AI could transform compliance management. By automatically extracting obligations from frameworks, aggressively collecting evidence, and providing proactive escalation, we could prevent compliance drift before it becomes an audit exception.
Our Core Values
Prevention First
Proactive prevention over reactive fixes. Stop problems before they start.
AI-Powered
Leverage cutting-edge AI to automate detection and provide intelligent insights.
User-Centric
Design every feature with real user needs in mind, not technology for technology's sake.
Excellence
Strive for excellence in every detail, from security to user experience.
The Problem We Solve
❌ Before Deadlina
- •Manual tracking in spreadsheets and disconnected tools
- •Missing critical obligations buried in PDF frameworks
- •No risk prioritization or intelligent escalation alerts
- •Reactive firefighting weeks before the audit
- •Costly audit exceptions and lost enterprise deals
✅ With Deadlina
- AI automatically extracts obligations from frameworks
- Immutable evidence collection tied to specific controls
- Automated escalation workflows for missing evidence
- Proactive prevention with multi-channel alerts
- Peace of mind and guaranteed readiness for any audit
By The Numbers
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