See how your vendors' applications are configured.
See what a configuration reveals.
The reviewer can verify and act on the observation.
Questionnaires tell you what a vendor says about its security. They don't show how it is configured. By the time a misconfiguration shows up, it's usually in an incident report.
Inspect closes that gap. Connect a vendor's application with read-only access and Coverbase's agent walks the live environment the way an analyst would: checking MFA enforcement, password policy, role and permission sprawl, public exposure, and third-party integrations. Findings land directly in the vendor's profile as evidence, scored against your controls, and feed straight into assessments and monitoring. You verify the control instead of trusting the claim.
Inspect the environment, not the questionnaire.
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Direct configuration review
Read-only access lets the agent inspect a vendor's actual settings, not a vendor-supplied screenshot or a self-attestation.
- What you see is the state of the environment, captured when the inspection ran.
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Security and access checks
Verify MFA enforcement, password policy, session controls, and admin sprawl.
- Flag over-permissioned accounts and dormant access that questionnaires never surface.
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Integration and exposure mapping
Surface connected third-party apps and integrations, plus anything exposed publicly.
- See which third-party apps are connected to the workspace you inspect.
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Findings as evidence
Every check writes back to the vendor's risk profile as scored, time-stamped evidence.
- Findings feed assessments and monitoring, mapped to your control library.
Evidence you can stand behind.
Verify, don't trust
Replace self-reported answers with the observed configuration.
Findings you can act on
The agent interprets settings against your controls and surfaces the exceptions that matter.
No new busywork
Inspections run automatically and write straight into the risk profile.
Continuous, not one-time
Re-inspect on a schedule so configuration drift gets caught between reviews.
One source of truth
Inspection evidence lives alongside questionnaires, contracts, and monitoring.
“We used to take security questionnaires at face value. Now we can see how a vendor is actually configured before we sign.”
Verified, not self-reported
Evidence pulled straight from the live environment.
Findings in minutes
An inspection that used to take an analyst days.
Continuous re-checks
Configuration drift caught between formal reviews.
Scored against your controls
Findings mapped to the standards you already use.
What Inspect can check.
Access, artifacts, and the limits of inspection.
What can you access?
We read public vendor evidence and permissioned authenticated surfaces when you provide appropriate access.
What do you capture?
We keep source URLs, screenshots, timestamps, and request metadata with captured artifacts.
Can I submit inspection plans through the API?
Not yet. We create inspection plans in the app today; API submission is on the roadmap, and we will tell you when it ships.
Can you verify every setting?
No. What we can inspect depends on the surface and the access available. We show the source of each finding.