Why CorpSec AI: an honest look at what it does today (2026)

AI-first, not AI-bolted-on

Most compliance tools were built as databases and later grew an AI feature. CorpSec AI is built the other way around: the AI drafts the work — resolutions, filings, KYC dispositions — and your job is to confirm. The design principle is buttons over blank forms: you approve a finished proposal instead of authoring from scratch.

This keeps a qualified human accountable on every output — which matters, because under the CSP Act 2024 a Registered Qualified Individual is responsible for the work. The AI makes that person faster; it does not remove them from the loop. See what AI actually does for a CSP.

Built only for Singapore CSPs

CorpSec AI is not a generic entity-management tool adapted for Singapore. It is built for the Singapore corporate-secretarial workflow specifically: Annual Returns and AGMs, director and secretary changes, the register of controllers, and the AML/CFT duties that the CSP Act 2024 now imposes on every registered CSP.

That focus shows up in the details — the templates, the KYC workflow, the deadline logic — that a horizontal product tends to get slightly wrong for Singapore.

Security as a first principle

A CSP holds its clients’ most sensitive data: NRICs, passport numbers, beneficial-ownership structures. We treat protecting it as a lifeline, not a checkbox.

• Encryption in transit and at rest.
• Per-firm isolation — row-level access controls so one firm can never see another’s data.
• Append-only audit logs — every action is recorded to an immutable trail; logs are never edited or deleted.
• PII masking — NRIC and passport numbers are masked in the interface and in AI context (e.g. S****567A).
• Singapore data residency — hosted in Vercel’s Singapore region (sin1).

Regulator-friendly by design

Everything is built so it would hold up in an ACRA inspection. KYC decisions are documented with their rationale; dispositions are logged; the audit trail is immutable. Nothing is filed to ACRA automatically — the platform prepares the package and you lodge it on Bizfile+, so the accountable human always decides what is actually submitted.

What is still on the roadmap — stated openly

We would rather tell you what is not done than let you find out later. Here is what is genuinely still in build.

The honest bottom line

If you want a Singapore-specific, AI-first CSP platform where the AI does the drafting and you stay in control — and you can work with a product that prepares filings for you to lodge rather than auto-filing today — CorpSec AI is built for you. If you need direct ACRA filing or live third-party screening in production this week, those are on the roadmap, not shipped, and we would rather you know that now.

The best way to judge it is to start free, explore the demo company, and import a few of your own entities. For the money side, see the ROI business case and run the calculator; to compare fairly against other tools, use the buyer’s checklist.