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Who it is for

Who works with it

The same platform, adapted to your role. A partner managing twenty clients needs something different from an office manager doing it alone.

Three roles

MSPs and consultants

Keep twenty clients compliant without twenty logins

A partner’s problem is not compliance itself but multiplication. Every client has their own environment, their own login and their own state of play, and at month end that turns into a report assembled by hand per client. Take on two more and you take on twice that work, which is exactly why advisory work in this corner does not scale.

Here you provision an environment for a new client, invite their administrator, and see in one overview who needs attention. The client signs into their own environment themselves, exactly like a client buying from us directly, and can revoke your access. That last part is deliberate: it makes the conversation about what you can see a lot shorter.

You pay nothing for this. Every client has their own subscription, and you are a guest in their environment for as long as they want you there. That saves you a bill for environments you do not work in yourself, and it saves them having their compliance hang off your contract.

  • A free account for you, unlimited clients
  • Each client their own environment, their own login and their own subscription
  • Access the client grants and can revoke themselves
A provisioned environment starts with the same trial every new organization gets. If the client does not pick a plan after that, their measurement pauses and nothing is deleted.
Small business

Know where you stand without an IT department

The hardest position is the one where you know something has to happen around NIS2 or ISO 27001, but not what, and there is nobody to hand it to. The usual way out is a consultant who walks alongside for six months and leaves behind a folder of documents, after which nobody knows whether that folder is still accurate. It is expensive, and the answer starts ageing the day it is delivered.

Here you connect your environment through the sign-in screen you already know, and get back what is in order and what needs doing, in plain language with a concrete action attached. You ask questions in your own words, and the answer comes with a quote from your own documents so you can check where it came from.

  • No jargon, concrete actions instead
  • One score you can show your management
  • Ask questions in plain language, answered with a quote
You start with a fourteen day trial on your own data, with everything included. After that you pick a plan.
Auditors

Look along without taking over an environment

Looking along at a client still often means a shared login or an export doing the rounds over email. Both share the same problem: afterwards there is no way to show who saw what, and the evidence you are assessing is a snapshot that was already out of date when you got it.

An external auditor gets their own read-only access here, limited to exactly the clients they are assessing, with an end date the client chooses. Once that date passes the access lapses on its own. Every action lands in the activity log, so both sides have a record of what was viewed.

  • Read-only, never a change
  • Expires automatically on the chosen date
  • Limited to the clients you designate
The access is a right of its own with its own end date and its own client list, and the client can revoke it at any moment.

The portal is built for a computer screen rather than a phone, because compliance work happens at a desk. This site of course works at any size.

What we measure against
One connected environment, five standards. You do not have to pick which one to do first, because the same evidence often counts for several at once.
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