Multi-entity, multi-program, board-level reporting.
Subsidiaries in 12 jurisdictions, 8 frameworks running concurrently, audit committees that meet quarterly. Talarity's Linked Account architecture rolls subsidiaries up to a parent view — without duplicating evidence or losing traceability.
Sound familiar?
Each subsidiary runs its own GRC stack, so the parent has no consolidated view.
Evidence collected at the subsidiary level can't be reused at the parent — even when controls are shared.
Audit committee reporting requires aggregating from a dozen sources, every quarter.
License inheritance, RBAC across entities, and SSO/SCIM at scale all need to be solved at once.
A dozen subsidiaries. One picture.
Enterprise GRC programs aren't one program — they're a portfolio of programs running in parallel. Subsidiaries in different jurisdictions. Frameworks added through M&A. Audit committees that meet quarterly and need a single picture. SSO and SCIM that has to work across every entity. RBAC that respects the boundaries between business units. And evidence at the subsidiary level that can't be reused at the parent because the tools never anticipated that shape.
Most platforms were designed for a single org. Stretching them across a parent and a dozen subsidiaries means duplicating controls, duplicating evidence, and duplicating the work — while losing the very traceability the audit committee asked for. The consolidated view that's supposed to be the point of having a parent ends up being a manual reconciliation exercise the night before the meeting.
Talarity's Linked Account architecture is built for this. Subsidiaries operate independently with their own workspace, their own teams, and their own framework cadence. The parent sees a consolidated roll-up — controls inherited, evidence aggregated, audit-committee reporting generated from live data. SSO, SCIM, and RBAC all work the same way they do in your identity provider.
All five modules. Your context.
Governance
Linked Account architecture lets each subsidiary own its controls while the parent gets a consolidated rollup — no duplicate evidence, no broken traceability.
Risk
Aggregate risk across entities with FAIR-powered Monte Carlo and asset-level rollups so the audit committee gets one number, not twelve sheets.
Compliance
Run 8+ frameworks concurrently across subsidiaries with cross-mapping that survives entity boundaries and license inheritance.
Vendor Management
Manage shared and entity-specific vendors with concentration views across the enterprise and a single supply-chain incident response surface across all entities.
AI Insights
AI synthesizes findings across the full enterprise — frameworks, entities, risk categories — into board-ready narrative that quarterly audit committees can actually engage with.
What you'll be able to say.
What changes when Talarity is the system of record for the program — not the spreadsheets surrounding it.
Show the audit committee one consolidated picture across every subsidiary.
Stop paying per-seat GRC fees at every entity.
Integrate an acquisition into the parent program in a quarter, not two.
Run SSO, SCIM, and RBAC across the entire org chart from your existing IdP.
Frameworks for Enterprise.
Flexible licensing for any size, industry, or stage.
Modules are licensed à la carte and scale with your team, your entities, and the frameworks you run. Whether you're standing up your first program or running a multi-entity rollup, the model fits — no forced minimums, no rigid bundles.
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A 30-minute walkthrough tailored to your context — your stack, your frameworks, your real questions.