Reggy, a Norwegian compliance software company, announced it publicly launched after two years of quiet operations.
Formerly known as Fortifai, Reggy’s platform to manage regulations is used by Telenor, Aker BioMarine, Ardoq and Mainstream Renewable Power already, a press release said.
“With just one system, Reggy covers every area, from security and privacy to anti-bribery, health and safety, ESG and AI governance,” the company promises.
The company was backed in pre-seed rounds by Startuplab, RunwayFBU and Impact Shakers. Reggy is focused on Europe before expanding globally and is led by CEO Abbey Lin, formerly chief compliance officer at tech and software consulting firm Crayon Group who also served in various roles at Microsoft and KPMG.
“After 20 years running compliance inside global companies, I watched teams drown because they had no system of record telling them what to do and proving it was done. That’s why I built this platform that lets one lean team stay on top of every regulation, with the audit trail to prove it,” Lin said in the news release.
