G2 Leader | 200+ reviews 4.5 stars

Run third party risk with humans and AI agents

Ratings score vendors from outside. Moxo runs the assessment with them: one link to join, agents validating answers and chasing gaps, your team deciding.

A third party risk flow in Moxo: the vendor answering by magic link, AI agents validating and chasing, the risk team deciding

Agentic assessments, with human control

Design, run, measure, and improve in the same system

Observability into every run

Every assessment is live state: questionnaires out, evidence validated, contradictions flagged. Supervisor agents keep tier 1 vendors on the clock.

A live runs console for vendor assessments with one vendor flagged by a supervisor agent

Extensible into your stack

Agents sync your GRC platform and vendor inventory through REST steps, webhooks, and MCP. Tiering rules and permissions hold centrally per program.

An agent card showing what the answer validation agent knows and the rules it enforces

Risk team where judgment lives

Accept, remediate, and reject calls route to named owners with findings assembled. Clean assessments close on their own.

A vendor assessment handing off findings to the risk team

Vendors respond without accounts

Vendors answer questionnaires and upload certificates through one secure magic link. Chased by agents, not your team.

A branded page where a vendor completes a security questionnaire

Reassessments run themselves

Annual and event-driven reassessments re-run the same flow, with agents comparing answers year over year.

A decision trace showing a vendor assessment validated and accepted

Measure what actually matters

Ask which vendors are overdue and where findings cluster. Answers come from live flows, in plain language.

A reports chat answering which vendor assessments are overdue

Leading ops teams run on Moxo

Security without compromise

Moxo is built for the trust requirements of serious operations. It includes every control enterprise teams expect: SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, SAML SSO, audit trail, data encryption, role-based access, and more.