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● Framework Intelligence Layer

Map once. Satisfy many.

Frameworks are seeded and cross-mapped, so evidence collected against one control credits every control it maps to. You collect it once; each framework reads the same underlying record.

Seeded & cross-mapped

What we support today.

Seeded, version-pinned, and cross-mapped the moment your tenant goes live — no setup.

SOC 2
TSC 2017 (rev.)
5 Trust Services Criteria · 61 criteria
HIPAA
Security & Privacy
Administrative · physical · technical safeguards
GDPR / UK GDPR
2018
Articles 5–47 as control objectives
NIST CSF
v2.0 · 2024
6 functions · 22 categories · 108 subcategories

More as we expand.

Cross-framework propagation

One assessment establishes posture everywhere.

Rate a control in one framework and the equivalent ratings surface in every framework it maps to, for a reviewer to accept. It is non-destructive by design — candidates are surfaced, never written across on your behalf.

Cross-framework matrix
Compliance operations

The intelligence layer that keeps it honest.

Cross-mapping is only useful if it stays current. These operations keep coverage live, auditable, and reusable.

Cross-Framework Propagation

Assess once; equivalent ratings surface across mapped frameworks for reviewer acceptance — never auto-written.

Tenant-Private Frameworks

Add your own internal standards alongside the seeded catalog, cross-mapped to the rest.

Drift Report

A weekly digest of divergence between mapped control pairs, so posture never silently rots.

Evidence Reuse Engine

One piece of evidence credits every mapped control across every framework — collect once, satisfy many.

Collect evidence once. Satisfy every framework.

Work done for one framework pays forward to the rest, and your own internal standards are cross-mapped alongside them.