About Auxilius
Auxilius is an AI-powered governance, risk, and compliance platform that turns policies, risk frameworks, and regulations into executable code. Its agents write and maintain continuous controls that test entire datasets rather than samples. It is aimed at internal audit and internal controls teams at banks and industrial groups.
What is Auxilius?
What is Auxilius?
Auxilius automates assurance work for internal audit, risk, and control teams. Traditional audits rely on manual testing and samples, which limits how much risk can be covered. Auxilius converts company policies, risk frameworks, and regulatory requirements into executable code, then runs those controls continuously across entire datasets.
According to its website, Auxilius agents write and maintain the control code, adapting each control to specific processes, edge cases, and local entities, and updating it when a rule changes. This lets non-technical auditors operate thousands of continuous controls without writing code. Controls tie back to company objectives, surface qualitative and quantitative risk impact and root causes, and produce concise evidence, with the site noting that the code itself serves as the evidence. The goal is to move assurance from hindsight toward foresight while keeping audit independent, and to cut manual work like spreadsheet-based evidence collection.
Auxilius is based in Germany and went through Techstars. It was co-founded by Christian Hoppe (CEO) and James Barnes. Tech.eu reports that it works with paying enterprise customers including European banks and industrial groups. In July 2026 Auxilius announced a 1.3 million euro pre-seed round.
Pros
- Tests full datasets continuously instead of relying on samples
- Agents write and maintain control code, so auditors do not need to code
- Controls adapt to processes, entities, and rule changes
- Produces auditable evidence tied to company objectives
Cons
- Focused on enterprise internal audit and controls, not small businesses
- Pre-seed company, so the product and integrations are still maturing
- Requires access to company data sources to run controls
How to Use Auxilius
- 1Request a walkthrough
Use the See it on your data option on the Auxilius website to start a conversation.
- 2Map policies and risks
Provide policies, risk frameworks, and regulatory requirements to be turned into controls.
- 3Connect data
Connect the business data the controls should test continuously.
- 4Monitor and act
Review continuous control results, risk impact, root causes, and evidence as decisions are made.