TraxrGRC

Quick Start Guide

October 2026 · build 244823a

From first sign-in to a working program in an hour.

About this guide

This guide gets you productive in TraxrGRC quickly. It shows you how to sign in and find your way around, how to complete the tasks everyone is asked to do, and, for the person running the program, a short ordered path through the first week. It covers the fast path only: each task ends with a pointer to the User Manual section that describes it in full.

Who this guide is for

Administrators who install the platform, connect sign-in and email, and manage users and roles should start with the Administrator's Guide.

What this guide covers

ChapterWhat it covers
First stepsWhat the platform does, signing in, the layout, your profile and time zone, notifications, and working with lists
Tasks for everyoneAcknowledging a policy, answering a questionnaire, completing awareness training, comments, mentions and attachments
Your first week as a GRC leadRegistering assets and a risk, adding and testing a control, loading a framework, publishing a policy, logging an incident, sending a third-party assessment, running a report and keeping reviews on time
Where to go nextThe User Manual chapters by role, the Administrator's Guide and the REST API

Conventions

ConventionMeaning
BoldA label you see on screen: a menu entry, page title, tab, button, field or status, written exactly as it appears.
Risk Management → RisksA navigation path: open Risk Management in the sidebar, then Risks.
monospaceText you type or read literally: addresses, file names, permission names, codes and API values.
module:rightA permission, for example risks:read (Read on the Risks module) or policies:update. Roles grant rights per module.
own and allThe two levels at which a role can hold a right. At own you work only with records that you or one of your groups own; at all you work with every record in the module.
Numbered stepsA procedure to follow in order.

Permission notes. What you see depends on your role. A sidebar entry, button or tab appears only when your role grants the right it needs, so your screens may show fewer options than the figures here. Administrators have every right in every module.

Screenshots. The figures show a demonstration installation populated with fictional data for an invented company, Quillmont Systems. Names, dates and counts on your installation will differ, and the product name and logo follow your organization's branding.

Dates and times are shown in your own time zone once you set one (see Your profile and time zone).

How this guide relates to the other guides

TraxrGRC has three guides:

GuideUse it for
Quick Start Guide (this guide)Getting started: the first hour for everyone, the first week for a GRC lead.
User ManualThe complete reference for every screen, field and workflow, one chapter per module.
Administrator's GuideInstalling and operating the platform: deployment, sign-in and SSO, email, users, groups and roles, notifications, backups and the audit log.

Where this guide and the User Manual overlap, the User Manual has the detail: every field, status and permission. This guide names the sections to read next.

Contents

  1. 1First steps
    1. 1.1What TraxrGRC does
    2. 1.2Signing in
    3. 1.3Finding your way around
    4. 1.4Your profile and time zone
    5. 1.5Notifications
    6. 1.6Working with lists
  2. 2Tasks for everyone
    1. 2.1Acknowledging a policy
    2. 2.2Answering a data mapping questionnaire
    3. 2.3Completing awareness training
    4. 2.4Comments and mentions
    5. 2.5Attachments
  3. 3Your first week as a GRC lead
    1. 3.1Before you start
    2. 3.2Register an asset
    3. 3.3Record a risk
    4. 3.4Add a control and record a test
    5. 3.5Load a framework and analyze a requirement
    6. 3.6Publish a policy and request acknowledgement
    7. 3.7Log an incident
    8. 3.8Send a third-party assessment
    9. 3.9Run a report
    10. 3.10Keep it running: reviews
    11. 3.11What you have built
  4. 4Where to go next
    1. 4.1User Manual chapters by role
    2. 4.2The Administrator's Guide
    3. 4.3The REST API
    4. 4.4Getting help
  5. Index