GRC SaaS

Control Management

One control library, mapped everywhere it applies.

Maintain a reusable control library — objectives, activities, owners, evidence, and tests — mapped across frameworks, policies, and risks instead of redocumented for every cycle.

Overview

Controls are documented once — objective, activity, owner, frequency, evidence requirement — and mapped to every framework, policy, and risk they actually support, with test results and effectiveness status kept current rather than rebuilt each audit cycle.

The business problem

  • The same control gets redocumented separately for every audit or framework that touches it.
  • Control effectiveness is asserted, not tested and evidenced.
  • Issues found during testing aren't consistently tracked to remediation.

Key capabilities

Control library

  • Objective, activity, owner, and frequency
  • Evidence requirements and linked tests
  • Framework, policy, and risk mappings
  • Effectiveness status

Testing and remediation

  • Scheduled control tests with recorded results
  • Issues logged against a failed or partial test
  • Remediation ownership and due date
  • Reporting on control effectiveness over time

How it works

  1. 1A control is documented once with its objective, activity, and owner.
  2. 2It's mapped to every framework requirement, policy, and risk it actually supports.
  3. 3A scheduled test is run and the result — pass, partial, or fail — is recorded with evidence.
  4. 4A failed or partial result opens a remediation issue with an owner and due date.
  5. 5Effectiveness status updates and is visible across every place the control is mapped.

See it in the platform

Product screenshots for Control Management are available in a live walkthrough with a specialist.

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Dashboards and reports

Control library coverage
Effectiveness by control and by department
Overdue tests
Open remediation issues
Framework and policy mapping coverage

Typical users

Internal AuditorRisk/Control OwnerCompliance OfficerDepartment Head

Business outcomes

  • Document a control once, map it everywhere it applies
  • Effectiveness backed by test evidence, not assertion
  • Remediation tracked to closure, not left as an open finding

Frequently asked questions

Can one control satisfy requirements across multiple frameworks?
Yes — that's the point of the library. A control is mapped once to every framework, policy, and risk it genuinely supports.

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