Stop screenshotting.
Let the agent do it.
Strac's Chrome extension drives your admin panels — AWS, Okta, GitHub, Workspace, anything you log into — and collects auditor-grade evidence on its own. Watermarked. Mapped to your controls. On schedule. Forever.
The last mile is still brutal.
Vanta and Drata closed maybe 70% of the gap. The other 30% — admin-panel screenshots, monthly access reviews, custom-app workflows — still falls on humans. We built the agent to take it back.
How it works
From "I dread screenshot week" to "the evidence is already done" in four steps.
Install the extension
Add Strac to Chrome and link your workspace. No new account, no separate login.
Tell the agent the goal
"Prove MFA is enforced for all Okta admins." Or pick a control and let the agent figure out the steps.
Agent navigates and captures
It clicks, scrolls, paginates. Watermarked screenshots stamped with timestamp, capturer, URL, and control tags.
Maps across frameworks
One artifact satisfies SOC 2 CC6.1, HITRUST 01.b, GDPR Art.32, ISO A.9.4 — automatically.
Every artifact lands auditor-ready.
Capture metadata is baked into the pixels — date, time, timezone, the email of the person who triggered the run, and the URL of the source page. The control tags travel with it. Auditors stop asking "when was this taken?" because the answer is on the screenshot itself.
- Watermark with date, time, timezone, capturer, source URL
- Tagged to controls across every framework you run
- Stored in your tenant — encrypted at rest, never co-mingled
- Capture reasoning preserved alongside the artifact
What the agent actually does
We're not selling a slightly-better recorder. We're closing the entire last mile — capture, grading, scheduling, drift, recapture, bundling.
Truly agentic, not a recorder
Claude decides the next click based on what's on the page. Vanta and Drata replay scripts you record by hand. Strac drives the browser the way an auditor wishes you would.
Auditor-grade watermarks
Every screenshot is stamped with date, time, timezone, the email of who captured it, and the source URL. Forensically defensible the moment it lands in your tenant.
Cross-framework, capture-once
Same MFA screenshot satisfies SOC 2, HITRUST, GDPR, ISO 27001 and PCI simultaneously. The duplicate-upload tax that drove your team off Vanta is gone.
Scheduled monthly runs
The agent reruns itself on the cadence each control needs — monthly, quarterly, annually. Your 12-month Type II grid fills itself. The #1 audit failure mode disappears.
AI evidence grading
Pre-flight check on every artifact: blurry? wrong scope? missing context? out of date? You find out before the auditor does, not after.
Drift alerts
When MFA-required drops from 100% to 98% mid-quarter, you hear about it in hours — not the day before the audit kickoff call.
Demonstrate-once flows
Walk through a custom-app evidence flow once. The agent learns it and reruns it forever. The "our app isn't in your integrations" excuse stops applying.
Auditor-ready bundles
Export a single evidence pack per audit window — every artifact with capture metadata, control mapping, and reasoning. Replaces the Drive folder of mystery PDFs.
Recapture without rework
Auditor rejects an artifact? One click reruns the same agent flow with the same goal. No combing through Slack to find who took the screenshot last quarter.
One loop, not a folder of random PDFs
Evidence isn't a one-time grind before the audit. It's a loop that runs continuously — and your evidence pack is always 30 seconds away from being handed over.
If you can log into it, the agent can capture it.
Not a fixed integration list. Not a fence. Anywhere a human takes a screenshot today, the agent goes tomorrow.
Why this isn't "Vanta but cheaper"
The category got stuck at "we'll pull from APIs." The 30% APIs can't reach is exactly where audits actually fail. We point an agent at it.
Honest answers
Where do screenshots get stored?
In your Strac tenant, encrypted at rest in S3, scoped to your company. Strac is multi-tenant — no other customer ever sees them, and we never train models on your data.
Why does the extension need access to all sites?
So it can navigate whichever admin panel you point it at — your AWS console, your Okta tenant, your custom internal app. The extension only captures when you start a session and tell it a goal. There is no passive monitoring.
How is this different from Drata Replay or Vanta workflow recordings?
Those tools replay a script you recorded by hand — if your admin UI changes, the replay breaks. Strac's agent decides the next click based on what's on the page, the same way a human auditor would. UI changes don't break it.
Does it work for tools that aren't in your integration list?
Yes. If it's a web admin panel you can log into in Chrome, the agent can collect evidence from it. The integration list speeds things up — it's not a fence.
How does control mapping work?
Strac suggests the controls each artifact satisfies based on what was captured (e.g. an MFA settings page maps to CC6.1, HITRUST 01.b, GDPR Art.32). You can confirm or override before the artifact is finalized.
Your last-mile manual evidence problem ends here.
Add the extension. Tell it the goal. Walk away. The 12-month grid fills itself.