Onspring

Onspring, founded in 2010 and based in Overland Park, Kansas, sells a no-code GRC platform built around configurability rather than a fixed set of pre-built modules. Customers use it to build risk registers, map controls to frameworks like ISO 27001, NIST, and CMMC, run third-party/vendor risk assessments, manage internal audit workpapers, track policy attestations, and handle incident intake — all through drag-and-drop configuration rather than professional-services-driven implementation, which is the traditional model for legacy GRC platforms like Archer.

That configurability is Onspring’s core differentiator and its main selling point against both older, rigid GRC suites and newer point solutions that only cover one workflow (say, vendor risk or policy management) at a time. The company markets deployment timelines under 30 days for a first live program, a meaningful contrast to the multi-month implementations common with legacy platforms. GoTo Foods (formerly Focus Brands) is cited by name as a customer, with its CISO on record describing rapid time-to-value from the low-code approach — a genuine, attributable case study rather than an anonymous quote.

Onspring has more recently added AI capabilities to the platform, including automated document summarization, duplicate-record detection, and suggested control-to-requirement mapping, built on Anthropic’s Claude models per the company’s own disclosure. Investment activity backs continued growth: Capital IP Investment Partners made an initial strategic investment in 2023 and followed with an additional investment in 2025, indicating sustained confidence in the business roughly 15 years after founding.

One number from third-party coverage — a claim of 250,000 customers — is almost certainly a mischaracterization (likely referring to end users across customer organizations rather than distinct paying customers) and should not be taken at face value; Onspring’s actual footprint is better understood through named references like GoTo Foods and its listing in the Info-Tech GRC Platform Quadrant Report.