By need · Exam & audit readiness

Be ready before the examiner asks.

Examiners want proof that access is controlled, reviewed, and corrected. Provision produces that proof as a byproduct of how you already work, so audit preparation stops being a multi-week effort. Every tier is examiner-ready.

What examiners look for

What they expect, and what Provision gives you.

What examiners look forWhat Provision gives you
Regular access reviewsScheduled UARs with full participation records (Insight and up)
Least privilege, enforcedRole-based access policy and exception flags (Govern and up)
Timely deprovisioningDocumented, proof-backed removal tasks (Insight and Govern), or automatic removal on status change across connected systems (Automate)
A full audit trailTimestamped record of every decision and action, on a complete data set, not a sample
The outcome

Audit prep cut 5–6×.

Audit preparation time and resources reduced by 5x to 6x, and an evidence package you can export the moment it is requested.

Exam evidence · Q2 2026 UARReady to export
Identities reviewed
complete population, not sampled
1,284 / 1,284
Decisions with proof attached
100%
Revocations verified
denied → task → confirmed removed
41 / 41
Export formats
PDF · CSV
Questions

Exam readiness, answered.

Does Provision align with NCUA and FDIC expectations?
Provision is built around the access controls, reviews, and documentation that NCUA and FDIC examiners look for at financial institutions, and it produces the evidence those reviews require.
Is the audit data sampled?
No, reporting runs on a complete data set, so your evidence reflects the full population, not a sample.

Make the exam a non-event.

See the evidence package an examiner actually wants, and how it builds itself as you work.