Hybridity

Hybridity is a compliance execution platform, built in Stockholm for European organizations, that turns an organization's existing policies into structured, evidenced and audit ready operations and hands routine compliance work to AI agents, with a person approving each result. The workflow starts from the customer's own rulebook rather than from a regulation template. Users upload policy documents in any format or language, and Hybridity converts them into a single requirement registry where every rule is a row traced back to its source clause. Regulations, standards or contracts such as DORA, NIS 2 and GDPR, or a customer's own security demands, can then be compared row by row against that registry, producing a gap analysis with each requirement marked as verified, covered, partial or gap. Controls issue tasks to named owners on a schedule, with guided work that states what to do, why it matters and what proof counts. An AI evidence check reviews each submission against the requirement and explains what looks right, missing or risky before a reviewer sees it. Every decision, owner change, upload and status update stays tied to its requirement for traceability. Agents can check contracts in batches, collect evidence on schedule and recompute updates when a rule changes. It is aimed at compliance, legal and risk teams, with banks, payment and lending firms and infrastructure providers among the customers it cites. Svea Bank is named as an investor. Hybridity does not publish prices. Demos are booked through the site, and existing customers sign in through its web app.