Introduction to Gredit

Gredit is a continuous monitoring and auditing platform. It enables IT, audit, and administration teams to automate anomaly detection, manage findings, and maintain full operational traceability.

What Gredit does

• Automated monitoring: Runs scripts on a schedule against servers and databases to detect anomalies.
• Findings management: Findings become cases with states, assignments, and full documentation.
• Traceability: Every action, execution, and change is recorded with date, user, and context.
• Multi-tenancy: Separates information by accounts (tenants), allowing multiple areas or organizations to operate in isolation.

Who is this for

This manual is intended for:

• IT teams responsible for system configuration and maintenance.
• Audit teams who use Gredit to run controls and manage findings.
• System administrators who manage users, roles, and configurations.

How to use this documentation

1. Start with the core concepts to understand Gredit terminology.
2. Review the functional architecture to understand the data flow.
3. Consult the operational modules for daily usage.
4. Consult the system configuration for administration.
5. Follow the recommended operational flow to implement Gredit step by step.