Automation
Tasks
Every task tied to the work behind it
Every task stays tied to the control, risk, or policy it supports, so nothing sits in a separate tracker disconnected from the work it proves. Give it a title, details, a type, and an owner, and it shows up on that owner's dashboard.
- Open a task from a control, risk, or policy and the link sets itself
- Built-in types for evidence collection and risk review, plus any your organization defines
Collect access review evidenceEVIDENCETASK-418
TYPEEVIDENCERISK REVIEWPOLICY REVIEW+ CUSTOM
LINKED AUTOMATICALLYFROM THE OBJECTAC-2 Account ManagementCONTROL
PROWNERPriya RamanDUESep 12
One task at a time, or a whole queue together
Assign a single task by hand, or upload a CSV to build an entire evidence-request queue for an audit in one pass.
- Sample CSV templates included for bulk import
- The Openlane Go client and API open and close tasks straight from your automated pipeline
CSV IMPORTONE BY HANDSAMPLE TEMPLATE
OR STRAIGHT FROM YOUR PIPELINEClient, GitHub Action or API — no one opens the app
See what's due, keep proof of what's done
Nothing due slips — the home dashboard surfaces what's due the moment an owner logs in, and a task stays visible until it is done.
- Every finished task records who did the work and when
- Closed tasks stay on record for the audit trail
OpenAUG 28In progressSEP 02In reviewSEP 09CompleteSEP 11
YOUR WORK · DUE NOW4 TASKSEVIDENCETest disaster recovery planOVERDUEEVIDENCEVerify logging retention2 DAYSRISK REVIEWReview Risk: AI agentsSEP 20
Completed tasks become a permanent, attributed record
Never Lose Track
A single view of every open item
Linked to the object it supports
Creating a task from a control, risk, or policy links it automatically — no separate task queue disconnected from the work it's tracking.
Bulk and automated creation
Upload a CSV for an audit-season evidence queue, or generate tasks automatically from your build and deploy pipeline with the Go client.
Visible until it is done
Open tasks stay on the dashboard until they're done, and closed ones become part of the audit trail.










