The 2026
ProcessUnity Sydney
Customer Summit

Welcome & Housekeeping

Keynote

Join ProcessUnity CEO, Sean Cronin as he opens UNITE Sydney with a forward-looking view of where third-party risk management heads next and why the moment matters. He addresses persistent gaps in program effectiveness and explores how new technology begins to change what teams can realistically achieve. Joined by the ProcessUnity product team, Sean highlights how data, AI, and third-party capabilities come together to expand coverage across entire ecosystems, unlocking better outcomes for TPRM teams and the third parties they rely on.

Product Roadmap

Get a first look at where ProcessUnity takes the platform next. The product team walks through the highest-impact investments shaping the next 12 months, from smarter risk workflows and deeper automation to expanded intelligence across third-party and enterprise risk. Attendees gain clear visibility into near-term enhancements, longer-term vision, and how customer feedback directly influences product direction, with practical examples that show how these priorities translate into faster decisions, stronger oversight, and measurable risk reduction.

Peer to Peer Networking

Interact with your peers on the most important TPRM challenges today. UNITE attendees gain exposure to diverse perspectives, proven approaches, and emerging ideas that help strengthen program maturity and decision-making. The exchange of real-world experience drives new ways to think about third-party risk, helping teams return with actionable insight and greater confidence in how they uplevel their programs.

The Role of AI in TPRM

A more focused AI strategy is emerging, centered on integrating enterprise-grade AI capabilities across workflows and data sources. AI-driven analysis now transforms third-party data into actionable recommendations, while automated intelligence supports tasks such as questionnaire completion, evidence evaluation, and lifecycle communications. Document-based outputs combine structured data, visualizations, and AI-generated insights to streamline reporting and decision-making. Additionally, AI-enabled automation now delivers proactive recommendations and remediation guidance across the platform, helping teams move from insight to action more efficiently.

Architecting Vendor Multi-Risk Domain Strategy

The session will explore best practices, enabling technologies, and real-world examples to help organizations prioritize vendor risk, drive action, and support stronger business decisions.

Operational Resiliency/Regulatory Direction

Operational resilience continues to move from concept to expectation, especially under APRA scrutiny. This session unpacks current regulatory direction from APRA and explains how organizations strengthen resilience across third parties, critical services, and disruption scenarios. Attendees learn how ProcessUnity supports resilience planning, impact tolerance mapping, and ongoing monitoring to help teams stay audit-ready while building programs that withstand real-world stress.

The Future of TPRM: Customer Panel

Hear directly from peers shaping the next generation of Third-Party Risk Management. This interactive panel features ProcessUnity customers sharing how their programs evolve in response to regulation, emerging risk, and rising business expectations. Panelists discuss what works, what changes, and where TPRM heads next, offering candid insights and practical lessons that attendees can take back to their own programs immediately.

Closing Remarks

Behind the Console - Tips, Tales, & Triumphs from the front lines of Administration

In this 2-hour, interactive, hands-on workshop, you will roll-up-your sleeves and dive into the ProcessUnity Workflow platform to perform a series of administrative configuration tasks, each contributing to a tour of ProcessUnity’s abundant flexibility and configuration capabilities.

• We will explore three (3) different themes, each based on common business activity.
• Each theme will present a handful of related tasks to complete. They will start simple and gradually become a bit more challenging.
• We will work independently as administrators, self-paced, with time for review and Q&A.
• We will time-box these themes to 25 minutes each, which includes time for setup and review.
• Nobody is expected to complete all the tasks in the time provided. How far can YOU get?
• Detailed answer keys will be provided to check your work, or to use later on if you don’t finish.

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