Welcome to Agentic Compliance QA thatruns forty checks before anything uploads.
Returned-without-review is the most expensive rejection in research, because the next deadline is eight months away. Risely's agents run the package against every rule before it uploads, and an officer clears each finding.
Final QA · before anything uploads
running check 0 of 40
SAM registration expires in 12 days
fixed earlyrenewal filed today · active status holds through award
Human-subjects box checked with no IRB number
correctedprotocol is pending · the correct annotation drafted per sponsor rule
Nothing uploads while a check is red.
Forty dull checks guard eight months of work.
A proposal dies on merit or it dies on a font, and only one of those is worth dying on. Risely's agents run the sponsor's rules and the institution's own against every package, every time.
What the package runs against
The sponsor's rules
formats · page limits · certifications · registrations
The institution's own
signature policy · conflict review · protocol status
A human skims a checklist at the end of a long day. The checks read every rule the same way at any hour.
Findings arrive with the fix drafted.
A finding that just says something is wrong still costs an afternoon. Each one lands with its correction already written, so the officer's job is a review and a click rather than an investigation.
A finding is a fix, waiting
Registration lapse ahead
renewal drafted and filed with days to spare
Contradictory human-subjects entry
the pending-protocol annotation drafted per the sponsor's own rule
Everything else
green on the first pass
An officer reviews each fix and clears it. Nothing resolves itself silently.
Registrations are clocks, and clocks get watched.
The SAM renewal files with 12 days to spare because a machine reads expiry dates reliably and humans do not, at the end of a long day. The sponsor requires active status through the award, and it holds.
The registration clock
expires in 12 days
A machine reads expiry dates reliably. A tired human at midnight does not.
The log is the defense.
Every check writes its result to an append-only record. When a submission dispute reaches the sponsor, the office produces a defensible process instead of a shrug.
The QA record, append-only
The day a submission dispute reaches the sponsor, the office answers with a record instead of a memory.
One rule changes. The checks re-run.
An updated guide, a lapsing registration, a document swapped the night before. Any of them changes what compliant means, and every one runs the same way.
A sponsor updates its guide
one format rule changes
The ruleset updates
the check now reads the new rule
The package re-checks
40 checks, run again in minutes
One new finding surfaces
with its fix already drafted
An officer clears it
resolved and logged before upload
What changes, and how it runs.
Returned-without-review stops happening
The rejection that costs a cycle dies in QA instead.
Findings arrive while they are cheap
Twelve days of lead time on a lapse instead of a dead deadline.
The QA trail holds up
Every check logs its result where an auditor can read it.
The technical read
Connects read-only to your grants system, document store, and registration records to start
An officer clears every finding
Every action lands on an append-only log
Runs alongside what you have. Nothing rips out.