Sprinto Introduces AI Playground and Ask AI for Compliance Automation

Dec 3, 2025
Sprinto has launched new AI capabilities, including the AI Playground for building custom compliance agents and Ask AI, an intelligent assistant for querying risk and compliance data.

Sprinto has launched new AI-powered compliance tools, announced in a press release. The release introduces the AI Playground, a no-code environment where compliance teams can design and deploy intelligent agents within minutes.

The AI Playground uses contextual data from an organization’s systems, including controls, frameworks, and risk posture, to create agents that perform tasks such as vendor risk analysis, evidence gap detection, and risk scoring. These agents operate directly within the organization’s compliance infrastructure.

Sprinto also unveiled Ask AI, a natural language assistant that allows users to query compliance and risk management data. The tool provides immediate, context-aware answers about policies, risks, and vendor details without expert support.

All new features are built with a human-in-the-loop system to ensure oversight and comply with ISO 42001 standards for ethical AI. Sprinto stated that customer data is not used for model training and that its platform maintains strict data privacy safeguards.

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