Enabled together as Full AutoAssess, the agents move an assessment from trigger to executive summary with zero routine touchpoints. A person reviews the findings, makes the risk decision, and closes every assessment. Teams can also run agents individually, set pause points, and step in manually at any moment, with agent activity recorded in an activity log.

A manual vendor assessment takes 12 to 15 hours, and roughly 90% of legacy third-party risk management effort goes to workflow administration. Automation Orchestrator hands the administration to the agents and returns the time to risk decisions.

"Most assessment work is chasing documents, reading evidence, and rebuilding the same summaries over and over," said Juan Rodriguez, CEO of Whistic. "Automation Orchestrator gives that work to agents built on Whistic AI that has been in production for more than two years, with 96% accuracy, confidence scores, and source citations. Nothing about review, approval, or the final risk judgment changes. Your team automates the assessment and owns the decision."

Orchestrator is built as a general agent hub for risk operations, and vendor assessments are the first workflow it automates. The roadmap extends the same architecture to vendor intake, issue management, agent metrics, and agentic reassessments that surface what changed with a vendor since the last review.

Automation Orchestrator is generally available today to every Whistic Assess customer with Whistic AI enabled, with no separate purchase or add-on. Whistic is demonstrating Orchestrator live this week at the ISACA + IIA GRC Conference in San Diego, August 17 to 19. For a full walkthrough of how the agents run an assessment end to end, read the launch article.

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