Audit evidence, captured on schedule.
Audit evidence is mostly screenshots of settings pages taken the week before the audit, which is exactly when they prove the least.
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Why evidence is painful
- Screenshots get taken in a panic at audit time.
- Evidence captured once says nothing about the rest of the year.
- It lives in someone's folder, named badly.
- Every system's settings page is somewhere different.
How Browza captures it
Monthly, all year
Evidence captured on a schedule demonstrates a control operating, not a control existing.
Dated and filed
Each capture is stored with its date and source URL, in the agent's drawer.
Into your own systems
Sign in once via takeover; the agent reaches the settings pages that need a login.
Read-only by design
Set the agent to browse-only and it can look at configuration without any ability to change it.
What you'd actually say
No scripts, no selectors, no configuration screens — you describe the outcome and watch it happen.
“Take dated screenshots of the user access settings, MFA policy, and audit log configuration in each of these admin consoles, and file them by system and month.”
Questions people ask
Can it change settings by accident?
Not if it's set to browse-only, which is the right mode here — the agent can read and screenshot but cannot act.
Where does the evidence live?
In the agent's file drawer, retrievable through the dashboard or the API so it can be pushed into a GRC tool.
Does it work with our internal tools?
Yes — anything reachable in a browser, including internal apps behind SSO that you sign into once.
Related use cases
What will you hand over?
Start with one task. Watch it run, take the wheel whenever you want, and keep the ones that earn their place.