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Who is Resolver?
Resolver is a private consulting and software company focused on enterprise risk management, incident management, investigations, and compliance workflows for organizations that need structured operational risk oversight.
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- Integrated risk management, incident, case, and investigations software
- Compliance, audit, and internal control workflow support
- Threat and operational resilience use cases, including business continuity
- Analytics, reporting, and workflow automation for governance teams
- Consulting services aligned to risk, security, and operational process design
More About Resolver
Resolver operates in consulting and professional services while also providing software used by enterprise risk, security, compliance, and audit functions. In enterprise environments, its offerings are typically used as systems of record for incidents, cases, control activities, and risk registers. These platforms help organizations standardize intake, triage, investigation, remediation, and reporting across teams that might otherwise rely on email, spreadsheets, and disconnected ticketing tools.
Its solution areas are generally associated with integrated risk management, governance, risk and compliance, incident management, and case management. In practice, organizations use these platforms to document policies and controls, map risks to business processes, track issues and corrective actions, and maintain evidence for audits or regulatory reviews. Security and corporate investigations teams may also use the same environment for case handling, escalation workflows, and cross-functional coordination.
From a technology and architecture perspective, these offerings commonly center on configurable workflow engines, role-based access controls, dashboarding, reporting, and integration with enterprise identity, IT service management, or data export processes. In enterprise deployments, this type of platform is often configured around forms, approval chains, notification rules, and structured data models that support traceability and oversight. The emphasis is usually on process orchestration and record management rather than on endpoint, network, or infrastructure control layers.
Compared with narrower point tools for audit tracking or simple incident logging, Resolver is positioned in broader operational risk and governance software categories, with consulting support that can help align process design to enterprise requirements. That places it within professional services and consulting markets, while its active solution areas extend into software for risk, compliance, investigations, and resilience management used by regulated and process-intensive organizations.
Our description of Resolver. Updated September 2026.
