EasyRisk vs Ncontracts

EasyRisk is an operational risk register for identifying, analyzing, evaluating, treating, and monitoring risks. Its qualitative 5×5 matrix shows inherent and residual risk and computes severity bands. EasyRisk describes its workflow as aligned with ISO 31000, but explicitly says it is not certified to that standard. Risk and treatment changes record who made them, when, and the old and new values; application users cannot edit or delete those audit entries. Dashboards surface overdue reviews and high-severity risks, and each risk has a next-review date. Teams can assign owners and roles, set treatment actions and due dates, and discuss risks in comment threads. The pricing comparison lists a REST API and MCP server, and Enterprise supports SAML and OIDC single sign-on. EasyRisk can run on an organization’s own infrastructure or servers. The Free plan includes unlimited risks, one risk board, one editor, and one attachment per risk. Team is $168 a year per editor, billed annually; Business is listed at $29 a year per editor, billed yearly.

Ncontracts combines software, regulatory content, professional expertise, and managed services for financial organizations working across risk and compliance. Its product areas include risk, compliance, vendor management, findings, audits, business continuity, lending compliance, and employee information security. Nrisk supports risk assessments, real-time analysis, expert model content, and risk evaluation modeling. Ncomply automates regulatory research, tracking, and reporting. Nvendor supports vendor due diligence, ongoing monitoring, lifecycle and contract management, and risk assessments. Contract Ntelligence uses AI to search contracts, extract key information, summarize terms, and score risk. Ncontinuity helps institutions build, test, and launch continuity plans; Ncyber assesses cybersecurity controls using a NIST-aligned Cyber Risk Institute framework. Complaint Ntelligence connects complaint data and core banking systems through APIs and is embedded in Ncomply. The cloud-deployed service offers API access, quantitative analysis, workflow automation, and board-ready risk reporting. The Trust Center lists SOC 2 Type II and SOC 3, and describes annual third-party audits and penetration testing. Pricing is not public; prospective customers are directed to request a demo.