Protecht vs Resolver Investigations

Protecht is a cloud platform for managing risk, compliance, resilience, and audit. Protecht ERM covers risk assessments, key risk indicators, compliance incidents, vendor and IT risk, operational resilience, business continuity, and audit. Teams can configure forms, workflow rules, reports, and dashboards without coding. Dashboards and reports use structured, interconnected data to help identify trends and areas requiring action. Integration options include SSO, REST APIs, web services, SCIM identity management, scheduled file imports, and no-code iPaaS connections. Protecht says it hosts customer data in the customer’s region and states that it is ISO 27001 certified, SOC 2 assessed, and compliant with EU and UK GDPR. Its SaaS products are described as operating 24/7 with a standard SLA of 99.5% availability. Annual licence fees depend on the number and type of named active users, and pricing is available on request. Marketplace templates and the Operational Resilience module are billed separately. Protecht describes its customers as ranging from organizations with two users to those with more than 20,000.

Resolver Investigations manages an investigation from intake and evidence through findings and resolution in a structured case file. The cloud product centralizes case documents, supports full-text search, and maintains chain of custody. Teams can configure templates, dynamic fields, investigation stages, and event-based assignments. Role-based permissions, automated alerts, and cross-department workflows support collaboration among groups such as legal and HR. AI-assisted text analysis extracts details from case notes and witness statements; dashboards and reports show case trends and performance. Pre-built integrations and an open API can bring security, HR, IT, and external data into a case view. Resolver Mobile supports incident submissions, file uploads, and offline saving for later submission. It currently displays English only and is limited to the Submit trigger and a specific anonymous incident submission form. Listed uses include fraud, workplace misconduct, whistleblower reports, cybersecurity incidents, financial crimes, HR matters, and supply chain irregularities. Pricing is on request and tailored to each organization’s scope, users, modules, and deployment needs.