GRC Platform

• Give compliance teams a unified dashboard across governance, risk, and compliance activity
• Support policy management workflows from creation through review
• Track and manage risk items with filtering and search across large datasets
• Support audit management workflows with a clear historical trail
• Generate reporting views that summarize compliance and risk posture

Rather than build separate data-table and filtering logic per module, the platform's Governance, Risk, Compliance, and Audit Management screens all consume the same reusable table component, configured per module rather than reimplemented per module. Reporting reads from the same underlying data each module manages, so summary views stay consistent with the detail views feeding into them.

Each GRC module (Governance, Risk Management, Compliance, Audit Management, Policy Management) follows the same feature-folder pattern, built around a shared, configurable data-table component that handles server-side pagination, filtering, and search once, rather than per module. This is what made it practical to support six distinct modules without six different approaches to the same underlying UI problem.

src/
├─ app/
│  ├─ governance/page.tsx
│  ├─ risk/page.tsx
│  ├─ compliance/page.tsx
│  ├─ audit/page.tsx
│  └─ reporting/page.tsx
├─ features/
│  ├─ governance/
│  ├─ risk-management/
│  ├─ compliance/
│  ├─ audit-management/
│  ├─ policy-management/
│  └─ reporting/
├─ components/
│  ├─ ui/
│  └─ data-table/            # shared, config-driven across modules
├─ lib/api-client.ts

Each module manages its own Redux Toolkit slice for its specific dataset (risk items, policies, audit entries), while the shared data-table component receives configuration — columns, filters, sort — as props rather than owning module-specific logic itself. This kept the six modules independently maintainable while sharing one well-tested table implementation.

Each module connects to its own REST endpoints (governance, risk, compliance, audit, policy, reporting), with server-side pagination and filtering so large datasets never needed to be loaded entirely into the client.

Authentication follows the organization's standard JWT-based pattern, with role-based access distinguishing standard users from compliance administrators for sensitive policy and audit views.

• Role-based access separating standard users from compliance administrators for sensitive policy and audit data
• Audit Management module maintains a historical trail of governance and compliance actions

• Scalable component architecture significantly improves maintainability — one well-built data table serving six modules was far more sustainable than six bespoke ones.
• Server-side pagination should be the default assumption for any enterprise dataset, not an optimization added after the UI is already built.