ROK Solution

ROK Solution

A governance platform built on the real organizational structure, orchestrating people, permissions, processes, and audit evidence, with full access management across onboarding, transfers, and offboarding.

Last Updated 9/10/2026

About ROK Solution

ROK Solution is an organization-centric hyperautomation platform. Instead of starting from a tool or application, it starts from an organization's real organizational structure—covering people, roles, and hierarchies—and derives processes, access rights, and security policies from this single source. The platform uses it to orchestrate employees, contractors, documents, applications, access rights, workflows, and audit evidence: new hires automatically receive the appropriate access, role changes trigger a review of old permissions and assignment of new ones, and departures automatically trigger revocation of the related access. Business teams can create applications, workflows, forms, and rules with low code within a governance framework, while IT retains control over permissions and security. For CISOs, the platform provides a centralized console to manage critical access, monitor user permissions, and detect anomalies, with support for automated access reviews and dynamic security policies. According to the official website, it is particularly well suited to high-security environments such as banking, healthcare, or critical infrastructure.

Best for

CISOs and security teams that need unified management of identities, access rights, and audit evidence
Business teams that want to build apps and workflows with low code within a governed framework
IT governance teams in high-security industries such as banking, healthcare, and critical infrastructure

Best use cases

Automatically drive the granting, review, and revocation of access rights from the organizational model when employees are onboarded, transferred, or leave

Security teams need a unified view to monitor identities, roles, and access rights and detect anomalies, meeting compliance requirements such as GDPR

Business teams need to build apps and workflows with low code while avoiding shadow IT

Organizational changes need to be managed in connection with documents, applications, workflows, and audit evidence

Features

Organization-Centric

Use the real organizational structure—people, roles, and hierarchies—as the single source from which processes, access rights, and security policies are derived.

Business Resource Orchestration

Orchestrate employees, contractors, documents, applications, access rights, workflows, and audit evidence from one unified organizational model.

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New hires receive the appropriate access; role changes trigger a review of old permissions and assignment of new ones; departures trigger revocation of related access.

Governed Low-Code

Business teams can create applications, workflows, forms, and rules, while IT retains control over permissions and security.

CISO Console

Centrally manage critical access, monitor user permissions, and detect anomalies and violations, based on secure identity orchestration.

Access Review Automation

Automate access reviews and enforce dynamic security policies, monitoring role changes, access requests, and behavioral anomalies in real time, with automatic response when needed.

Pros

  • Starts from the real organizational structure, so access management for onboarding, transfers, and departures is automatically driven by organizational changes
  • Business teams can create apps, workflows, forms, and rules with low code within a governance framework, while IT retains control over permissions and security
  • Gives CISOs a centralized view of identities, roles, and access rights, supporting automated access reviews and real-time monitoring
  • According to the official website, suited to high-security industries such as banking, healthcare, and critical infrastructure, with full traceability

FAQ

No. It starts from the organization's real structure (people, roles, and hierarchies) and derives processes, access rights, and security policies from that same source.
Yes. Business teams can create applications, workflows, forms, and rules, but within a governed framework where IT retains control over permissions and security.
According to the official website, it is suited to security-sensitive environments such as banking, healthcare, or critical infrastructure, providing secure IT governance and full traceability.

Tool Information

DeveloperROK Solution
Release Date9/10/2026
PricingFree