Gridex exists for the work that still has to get done.
Gridex runs evidence-heavy work that crosses people, providers, files, systems, changes, and deadlines — the recurring work that has owners, sources, review points, and due dates, and still has to get done every cycle.
A managed operations firm.
Gridex is a managed operations firm: it takes responsibility for recurring evidence work — collection, chasing, checking, refresh, filing, packaging, and reporting — while people retain judgment and signature authority.
It is not software your team must adopt, not consultants who leave, and not outsourced staff — your process stays the same; the work comes back done, review-ready.
Gridex is incorporated as Gridex Inc., a California C-Corp, founded in 2026 and operating from Los Angeles, California.
The service modules are stable across verticals: managed intake, document review and research, workflow automation, and governed AI deployment. What changes per client is the owners, sources, systems, and deadlines the work runs across.
Built for teams with recurring work and real review risk.
Gridex is best suited to professional service firms and regulated operating teams where work is repetitive enough to systematize, but sensitive enough that a human review layer still matters.
The pattern is consistent: the work crosses several people and providers, lives in files and systems nobody fully owns, and carries real consequences when it drifts. Gridex takes over the operating layer; your people keep judgment and signature authority.
The entry point is a bounded sprint or a managed operating cycle. Gridex does not replace your existing providers, advisors, or platforms; it runs the work across them.
Today's flagship: CMMC Level 2 evidence operations.
The current flagship service is CMMC Evidence Operations for defense contractors pursuing or maintaining CMMC Level 2, and for the RPO, vCISO, MSP, and enclave partners whose advisory or infrastructure work leaves evidence coordination with the client.
It starts with a scoped evidence sprint, continues as recurring maintenance, and includes a separate partner path. Gridex does not replace the MSP, enclave, advisor, assessor, or GRC; it runs the complete record across them.
Principles that guide every engagement.
Start with work demand. Every engagement begins with the work a team is trying to absorb, not a tool we want to sell.
Operate the workflow. Gridex designs, deploys, and maintains the AI layer so the client receives usable outputs, not another surface to manage.
Keep review boundaries visible. AI can prepare, classify, summarize, and route work. Humans still approve sensitive decisions and handle exceptions.
Respect the existing stack. The system should return work to the tools and channels the business already uses wherever possible.
Small team, senior on every engagement.
Our background is in human-computer interaction and workflow design: how people actually use systems, where decisions happen, and where automation needs accountability. That background is why Gridex builds operated workflows rather than software for teams to adopt — the system fits how your team already works, and accountability is designed in from the start.
The team is small by design: the people who scope a workflow are the people who operate it, with no junior handoffs. And dependability does not rest on any one person — every workflow Gridex operates runs on documented procedures, logged outputs, and review points your team can see.
- 01 We look for narrow workflows that can become dependable capacity before talking about broad transformation.
- 02 We build around inputs, outputs, review points, logs, and the systems your team already depends on.
- 03 If AI should prepare the work but not decide it, the workflow is designed that way from the beginning.
Check us independently.
Gridex maintains a public footprint you can cross-check: the Gridex company page on LinkedIn, and a machine-readable site index at /llms.txt built for AI assistants running vendor diligence.
The fastest way to evaluate what we actually do: read the current flagship service page, inspect a synthetic artifact from the library, and review an operating guide.
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