Scattered Screenshots Aren't a Strategy
Managing compliance cases through screenshots and shared spreadsheets is slow, risky, and hard to defend during exams.
Comma Compliance replaces the chaos with a single, review-ready record.
One Click. One Record. Total Control.
- Instantly open a case — the moment a message is flagged
- Link evidence, custodians, and policies — connect all related context and assign a status to stay organized
- Log resolution and archive securely — document internal actions and export a complete audit trail when you're ready
Built for the Work You Actually Do
As a compliance officer, you’re running surveillance across the firm, managing internal reviews, and responding to external exams — all at once.
Comma helps you move from scattered evidence to a structured response.

Aligned with the standards your examiners ask about
- SEC 17a-4 WORM archive
- SEC 17a-3 Supervision
- FINRA 3110 Review & retention
- FINRA Reg S-P Books & records
- MiFID II EU comms recording
- GDPR Data protection
- FCA SYSC 10A UK taping
- CIRO 3800 Canadian records
- SFC Hong Kong
- MAS Singapore
- ASIC Australian financial
- CASL Consent archiving
What's in Every Case File
- Complete message retention — immutable, tamper-proof records from the moment of capture
- Linked timeline and evidence
- Context for supervisory review or external exam response
- A final resolution log, from policy update to training notice
Case handlers focus on exceptions, not bulk reviews — policy matching surfaces what matters.
See what exam-ready looks like.
Book a 20-minute demo and we'll show you how compliance teams close cases faster — and defend them when regulators ask.
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Built end-to-end for regulated communications
Messaging Archival
35+ channels captured automatically. Business messages separated from personal, nothing missed.
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Policy Matching
Real-time flagging of the messages that matter, before they become a compliance liability.
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