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The Swiss GRC Process Center visualizes the relationships between processes, risks, controls, documents, and responsibilities, and helps companies analyze operational impacts and critical dependencies.
Lucerne, June 11, 2026 – Swiss GRC AG expands its portfolio with the Swiss GRC Process Center, a new AI-native process management software. This solution merges process management with Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) and Operational Resilience, providing an integrated view of processes, risks, controls, responsibilities, IT systems, data, and their interdependencies.
Many companies manage processes, risks, controls, and regulatory requirements in separate systems. The Swiss GRC Process Center takes an integrated approach, bringing this information together on a centralized platform. This way, organizations gain greater transparency regarding their process landscape and the interactions between processes, risks, controls, and supporting resources.
In addition to modeling and documenting business processes, the solution offers features for analyzing dependencies and impacts. Companies can trace which processes are interconnected, which risks affect critical operations, and which controls contribute to risk minimization. This allows for visibility of operational dependencies and enables more informed decision-making.
“Our goal was to rethink process management and closely link it with Governance, Risk, Compliance, and Operational Resilience. The result is a platform that makes relationships visible, breaks down silos, and assists companies in making more informed decisions,” says Besfort Kuqi, founder and CEO of Swiss GRC.
Key features of the Swiss GRC Process Center include a visual process designer, integrated document management in the process context, linking risks and controls with individual processes, and analyzing dependencies between processes, organizational units, IT systems, and data. The solution is supplemented with collaborative features for reviews, approvals, and teamwork among process stakeholders.
To facilitate a quick start, an import wizard assists in transferring existing process information. This allows companies to efficiently integrate and develop their existing process landscapes within the platform.
Another focal point of the solution is the support for Operational Resilience initiatives. Critical processes, dependencies, and control mechanisms can be documented, analyzed, and assessed centrally. This simplifies both the identification of potential vulnerabilities and the implementation of regulatory requirements.
Interested companies can explore the solution today through an interactive product preview at https://swissgrc.com/en/bpm-software/.
The official unveiling of the Swiss GRC Process Center will take place during the free webinar “From Process Mapping to Process Management: Integrating BPM and GRC” on June 23, 2026, at 10:00 AM. Participants will receive an in-depth understanding of the new solution, its features, and use cases for the first time. Participation is free and open to all interested parties.
Register for the webinar: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/989b0c58-debc-42cd-994e-55d1b8f7e515@e19b35f4-f7ad-4fe9-a202-26aeb3f7adb1
