Built first for insurance
Insurance websites carry regulatory obligations into every digital template.
Product pages, campaign pages, service pages, documents and customer journeys can each expose different regulatory signals.
AuditIQ brings selected IRDAI-relevant website checks into the same audit as privacy, dark patterns, accessibility and content accuracy.
Insurance is where multiple digital rulebooks converge.
An insurer's website may simultaneously contain:
The result is a digital estate that cannot be governed effectively through one function alone.
A disclosure in the footer does not prove it exists across the estate.
AuditIQ checks selected IRDAI disclosures page by page. That means it can distinguish between:
Missing everywhere
A likely estate-wide issue.
Present on some pages, missing on others
A potential template or publishing-governance issue.
Website evidence has already featured in regulatory scrutiny.
Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India enforcement history includes examples where digital presentation, website disclosures, advertising content and publicly observable information formed part of regulatory concerns.
AuditIQ does not claim that automated auditing would have prevented these cases.
Its role is narrower and more defensible:
identify digitally observable signals earlier, preserve the evidence and route them for review.
Example control path
From regulation to control.
Requirement
Insurance grievance information should be available.
Digital signal
Is an insurance-specific grievance route visible and reachable?
AuditIQ check
Inspect relevant pages.
Evidence
Page + observed content.
Finding
Missing / inconsistent / requires review.
Action
Route to the appropriate owner.