February 2026

February 2026 updates introduce enhanced automation, vendor lifecycle management, approval workflows, and usability improvements across Sprinto.

February focused on strengthening governance workflows, improving vendor lifecycle management, and enhancing usability across core operational modules.

These updates introduce structured intake and approval systems, expand automation capabilities, and streamline everyday workflows — helping teams operate with greater control, visibility, and efficiency.

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Create Automations with the Rule Engine (Admin Portal)

Automation capabilities have been expanded with the introduction of rule creation directly within the Admin Portal.

What’s new

• View and manage all automations from Settings → Automations.

• Create and configure rules using a UI-based rule builder.

• Select trigger types such as Create, Update, or both.

• Aligns with existing Command Centre capabilities.

Why it matters

• Makes automation more accessible without relying on backend workflows.

• Enables faster setup and management of rules.

• Reduces manual intervention across compliance workflows.

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Access Review Table Enhancements

The Access Review table has been redesigned to improve usability and actionability.

What’s new

• Upgraded to a structured, standardised data table.

• Perform bulk actions such as Mark as Okay, Revoke, and Downgrade.

• Contextual recommended actions based on detected issues.

• Improved organisation for Case Owners and InfoSec teams.

Why it matters

• Reduces repetitive manual actions.

• Helps teams take faster, more informed decisions.

• Improves efficiency of access review workflows.

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Multi-step Approval Paths for Risks (Upgrade)

Existing risk approval workflows have been upgraded to support multi-step approvals.

What’s new

• Multiple sequential approval steps with configurable logic.

• Supports AND / OR approval conditions within steps.

• Automatic progression across approval stages.

• Enhanced rejection and resubmission flow.

Why it matters

• Enables more structured and flexible approval workflows.

• Improves visibility into approval progress.

• Strengthens governance and accountability in risk reviews.

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Vendor Requests

Vendor Requests introduce a structured workflow for managing vendor intake from employees.

What’s new

• Centralised view of all vendor requests

• Approve or reject requests with decision tracking

• Map requests to existing or new vendors

• Customise request forms using configurable fields

Why it matters

• Improves visibility into vendor onboarding requests

• Reduces shadow IT and unmanaged vendor usage

• Enables structured vendor intake and tracking

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Vendor Offboarding

Vendor Offboarding provides a standardised way to manage vendor exits using task-based workflows.

What’s new

• Create offboarding checklists with predefined tasks.

• Automatically assign tasks when a vendor enters the Offboarding stage.

• Track offboarding activities within vendor profiles.

Why it matters

• Ensures consistent vendor exit processes.

• Reduces risks from lingering access or dependencies.

• Strengthens end-to-end vendor lifecycle management.

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Risk Intake

Risk Intake enables employees to report risks directly, with admin-controlled onboarding into the risk register.

What’s new

• Employees can submit risks via the Employee Portal.

• Admins review, approve, or reject submissions.

• Approved risks are added to selected risk registers.

• Configure reviewers, fields, and intake settings.

Why it matters

• Improves visibility of risks across the organisation.

• Ensures controlled and structured risk onboarding.

• Reduces the likelihood of missed or untracked risks.

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Vendor Approval Paths

Approval Paths can now be configured specifically for vendor requests.

What’s new

• Multi-step approval workflows for vendor requests.

• Configurable approvers, logic (AND/OR), and timelines.

• Automatic routing and step progression.

• Track approval status within request details.

Why it matters

• Ensures vendors are reviewed before onboarding.

• Improves decision transparency and accountability.

• Supports enterprise-grade approval workflows.

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Task Dashboard UI Refresh

The Task Dashboard has been refreshed to improve task visibility and usability.

What’s new

• Default “Assigned to Me” view for focused task management.

• Interactive cards for quick filtering (e.g., Escalated, Pending).

• Centralised filters for faster navigation.

• Cleaner, more readable data table.

Why it matters

• Helps users prioritise and act on tasks faster.

• Reduces time spent navigating task lists.

• Improves day-to-day operational efficiency.