Quickstart

From an empty workspace to your first mapped evidence and a readiness score.

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This walks through the shortest path to something useful: pick a framework, upload one document, and see it mapped to controls with a readiness score. It takes about ten minutes and needs no integrations.

1. Activate a framework

Open Frameworks and activate the standard you're working toward — SOC 2, ISO 27001, DPDPA, and others. Activating a framework loads its full control set into your workspace and starts scoring you against it. You can activate more than one; the point of the platform is that evidence you collect once counts everywhere it applies.

2. Upload a piece of evidence

Go to Evidence and upload any document that describes how you actually operate: an access-control policy, a security configuration export, an onboarding checklist, even a screenshot of a settings page. Screenshots are read with vision, so a configuration screen works as evidence.

The analysis runs automatically. Each suggested control mapping comes back with a confidence score you can inspect — the reasoning is shown alongside the match, not hidden.

3. Confirm the mappings

AI mappings are suggestions until a human confirms them. Review each one and accept or reject it. This gate is deliberate: an auditor will ask who decided that a document satisfies a control, and "the model did" is not an answer. Confirmed mappings record who confirmed them and when.

4. Read your readiness

The dashboard now shows a readiness score per framework, the controls you cover, and the gaps you don't. Every gap becomes a task in the Action Center automatically, so the list of what to do next maintains itself.

Next steps

  • Connect an integration so evidence collects itself instead of being uploaded by hand.
  • Adopt a policy from the template library and take it through review to approval.
  • Invite your team — roles are owner, admin and member.