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Redan Compliance^™ builds examination-grade compliance records for registered investment advisers.

Redan is a compliance company with a platform under it. The company sets what a record has to contain; the platform makes producing one a byproduct of the review a firm already does. Neither half produces the record alone.

Three disciplines sit on that foundation: marketing review, vendor due diligence, and training. Each builds a section of the Blue Folio^™ — the examination record, assembled as the work is done.

Most compliance software calls itself exam-ready and never says what the term requires. A term that cannot be tested cannot be failed. So Redan wrote the test. Five criteria, applied to every record the platform produces, and open for anyone to apply back to Redan.

The test · five criteria

All five, per record.

01 · Contemporaneous: Written when the decision was made, not after the letter arrives.
02 · Immutable: It cannot be altered quietly.
03 · Attributed: A named person owns the call.
04 · Linked: The evidence sits with the decision.
05 · Producible: It can be handed over the day it is asked for.

How Redan decides what to surface — the pattern library, the evidence chain, the way findings are graded against the rules and against enforcement history — is not published. What it produces is. Every finding traces to its source, a reviewer makes the call on each one, and the call is recorded with the reasoning behind it. Redan does not approve anything. A reviewer does, and the record says so.

Redan sells its own work and nothing else. It holds no reseller agreements with the consultants and platforms a firm would otherwise be sold, and nothing in how the company is built creates an interest in a compliance officer staying dependent.

Redan was built by a compliance officer with thirteen years inside registered advisers and hedge funds, and an operator who spent his career building systems for regulated work.

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