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LogicGate review

Software product

A Chicago company selling Risk Cloud, software your own team runs to manage risk, compliance and AI oversight. It is software, not advice.

Relevant if your team runs its own risk, compliance and AI oversight work and needs software for it

Price Not published
Indemnity cover Not published
How it uses AI Published
Facts last checked

Not published means we did not find it on the firm's own pages.

LogicGate scores

Six scores, each 1 to 5. The evidence for each is further down.

Help when things go wrong 1/5
Qualifications of the people who do the work 4/5
What it publishes about fees 1/5
Knowledge of your sector 2/5
Independence from what it sells 2/5
Who carries the risk if the advice is wrong 2/5

What LogicGate offers, and what it publishes

You get software whose security outside auditors have checked. Its public Trust Center offers a 2026 SOC 2 Type II report and a 2025 ISO 27001 certificate. Among 12 outside companies that process customer data, it names OpenAI, marked opt-in, for its AI features. Your own team sets up and runs it.

LogicGate does not publish a price; every route leads to a 'Request Pricing' form or a sales demo. Its privacy policy does not cover AI processing of customer data; that detail sits only in the Trust Center. It publishes no ISO/IEC 42001 certificate for its AI features.

The company quotes its own figures, such as '$250k+ in annual savings' and a '96-day avg. implementation', with no stated method or outside check. On Capterra, a software review site, it scores 4.7 out of 5 from 83 reviews. Reviewers praise ease of use and support, and cite complex admin setup and limited built-in reporting.

Strengths

  • Publishes a current, independently issued security assurance stack (SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 with SOA, CSA STAR CAIQ, 21 C.F.R. Part 11, EU-US Data Privacy Framework, VPAT 2.5) through a public Trust Center, not just marketing claims.
  • Names its AI subprocessor (OpenAI) and describes what it is used for, rather than staying silent on third-party AI use in the product.
  • Established operating history since 2015 with a dedicated GRC product (Risk Cloud) and disclosed annual third-party penetration testing plus disaster-recovery testing.

Things to check

  • No public pricing is available; the site routes all prospects to "Request Pricing" or a sales demo, so buyers cannot independently compare cost before engaging sales.
  • Headline outcome statistics ("$250k+ in annual savings," "35% YoY enterprise customer growth," "96-day avg. implementation") are vendor-self-reported with no cited methodology or independent audit.
  • The core Privacy Policy does not itself disclose third-party AI processing of customer data or whether customer data trains AI models; that disclosure exists only in the separate Trust Center subprocessor list.
  • No independently accredited AI-management-system certification (e.g. ISO/IEC 42001) was found for the product's AI features, even though AI ("Agentic GRC Engineer", "Foundational AI") is now the company's lead marketing claim.

Common questions

Does LogicGate publish its pricing?

No. Its site sends every buyer to a 'Request Pricing' form or a sales demo. There is no price list.

Is LogicGate an adviser or software?

Software. LogicGate sells Risk Cloud, which your own team sets up and runs. It is not an advisory firm or an outsourced data protection officer.

Does LogicGate hold an AI-specific certificate such as ISO/IEC 42001?

No. Its Trust Center lists SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, CSA STAR CAIQ, US 21 CFR Part 11, the EU-US Data Privacy Framework and VPAT 2.5, but no AI management certificate.

Does LogicGate say where its AI sends customer data?

Yes, in its Trust Center only. It names OpenAI as an opt-in outside processor for content assistance, automation, assessment and analysis. Its privacy policy does not cover this.

Evidence for each LogicGate score

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Notes behind each thing to check

  • No public pricing is available; the site routes all prospects to "Request Pricing" or a sales demo, so buyers cannot independently compare cost before engaging sales. (logicgate.ai homepage and navigation direct visitors to a pricing-request/demo flow with no published price list.)
  • Headline outcome statistics ("$250k+ in annual savings," "35% YoY enterprise customer growth," "96-day avg. implementation") are vendor-self-reported with no cited methodology or independent audit. (logicgate.ai/about page presents these figures as company-stated metrics without a linked source or third-party verification.)
  • The core Privacy Policy does not itself disclose third-party AI processing of customer data or whether customer data trains AI models; that disclosure exists only in the separate Trust Center subprocessor list. (logicgate.ai privacy policy reviewed directly; AI/OpenAI data-use detail appears only on trust.logicgate.com, not in the privacy notice itself.)
  • No independently accredited AI-management-system certification (e.g. ISO/IEC 42001) was found for the product's AI features, even though AI ("Agentic GRC Engineer", "Foundational AI") is now the company's lead marketing claim. (Trust Center certification list (SOC 2, ISO 27001, CSA STAR, Part 11, DPF, VPAT) has no AI-specific accredited certification alongside the general security certs.)
Six criteria, each scored 1 to 5, with the evidence for each.
CriterionScoreEvidence
Help when things go wrong 1/5 The closed fact-set has no record of any regulatory defence or incident-response track record for this firm at all.
Qualifications of the people who do the work 4/5 Trust Center discloses current SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 with a published SOA, but no AI-specific accredited certification like ISO 42001 exists.
What it publishes about fees 1/5 No public pricing exists anywhere; the site routes every prospect to a Request Pricing or sales-demo flow instead.
Knowledge of your sector 2/5 AI-governance practice evidence is vendor-self-reported marketing stats (savings, growth, implementation time) with no cited methodology or independent audit.
Independence from what it sells 2/5 General security certs are independently audited, but the lead AI-governance claims rest on self-declared subprocessor disclosure, not independent AI-specific assurance.
Who carries the risk if the advice is wrong 2/5 Delaware corporate structure is disclosed via SEC EDGAR, but no professional indemnity insurance disclosure was found anywhere in the record.

Sources for LogicGate

  • LogicGate, Inc. is registered with SEC EDGAR as a Delaware corporation with an on-file Chicago, IL business address. (CIK 0001689078; state of incorporation DE; address on 2021 Form D: 73 West Monroe Street, Chicago, IL 60603) (sec.gov, checked 20 September 2026)
  • LogicGate holds a current, independently issued SOC 2 Type II attestation. (2026 SOC 2 Type II report published for download via LogicGate's Trust Center) (trust.logicgate.com, checked 20 September 2026)
  • LogicGate is ISO 27001 certified with a published Statement of Applicability. (2025 ISO 27001 certificate and SOA v03-2025 listed on the Trust Center) (trust.logicgate.com, checked 20 September 2026)
  • LogicGate discloses OpenAI as a named, opt-in subprocessor used to power its AI features. (OpenAI is one of 12 disclosed subprocessors, marked opt-in, described as supporting content creation/assistance, automation, assessment and analysis) (trust.logicgate.com, checked 20 September 2026)
  • LogicGate was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Chicago, IL, on the current company website. (Founded 2015 by Matt Kunkel, Jon Siegler and Dan Campbell; HQ 320 W Ohio St Suite 600W, Chicago, IL 60654) (logicgate.ai, checked 20 September 2026)
  • Trustpilot: LogicGate's Trustpilot profile is unclaimed with zero reviews, and G2 blocked automated access; on Capterra, LogicGate holds a 4.7/5 rating from 83 reviews, with reviewers praising ease of use, configurability/customization, and customer support, and citing admin-side setup complexity and limited built-in reporting as the main drawbacks. (Trustpilot, checked 20 September 2026)

SOC 2 Type II ISO/IEC 27001 CSA STAR CAIQ 21 CFR Part 11 EU-US Data Privacy Framework VPAT 2.5

Seeking ISO 42001 certificationExposed to the EU AI ActRegulated sectors

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