Complies

COMPLIANCE AUTOMATION · 3 STEPS

Compliance automation that starts the day you connect

Compliance automation with Complies takes three steps: connect the stack you already run and pick your frameworks, let Complies map controls and flag gaps in plain language, then collect evidence with owners and due dates while your readiness score climbs. Setup is self-serve and takes minutes, not an onboarding project.

01

Connect your stack and pick your frameworks

Point Complies at the tools you already run: AWS, GitHub, Google Workspace, Slack, Jira, your HR system. Pick SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, or PCI DSS. Complies builds your obligation tracker and control map from what it finds, in minutes.

02

Complies maps controls and flags the gaps

Every control gets a framework code, an owner, and a status. One control satisfies many frameworks at once, so SOC 2 work pre-fills ISO 27001. Gaps are flagged in plain language before the auditor finds them, with what to do next.

03

Collect evidence and watch readiness climb

Evidence items stream in with owners and due dates, reusable across frameworks and audit cycles. The readiness score shows exactly where you stand, and the export pack hands your auditor everything in one organized bundle.

SELF-SERVE SETUP IN MINUTES · INTEGRATIONS: AWS · GITHUB · GOOGLE WORKSPACE · SLACK · JIRA · AZURE · OKTA

UNDER THE HOOD

What compliance automation software actually automates

Not the judgment calls. The coordination: tracking, mapping, chasing, and counting, the work that eats roughly 120 engineer-hours per audit cycle when done by hand.

OB

Obligations become rows

Every requirement in every framework you pick becomes a tracked obligation with an owner, a due date, and a status. The compliance calendar orders them by what is due next, so nothing waits in a PDF.

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CM

Controls cross-map automatically

One implemented control satisfies every framework it applies to. Your access control policy covers SOC 2 CC6.1, ISO 27001 A.5.15, and GDPR Art. 32 in one row, and adding a framework later starts pre-filled, not from zero.

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EV

Evidence streams in with owners

Screenshots, exports, and attestations attach to controls with a named owner and a freshness date. Collected once, reused across frameworks and audit cycles, flagged before anything expires.

compliance evidence collection →
AR

Readiness is one live number

Per framework, 0 to 100, with the ranked gap list behind it. Anyone on the team can read it, your board can read it, and the export pack hands your auditor an organized bundle.

audit readiness →
THE SIGNATURE MOVE

Do SOC 2 once, start ISO 27001 at 61%

Cross-mapping is why the second framework is cheap. When a customer asks for ISO 27001 after your SOC 2, your existing controls repaint with the second framework's codes and the new readiness score starts pre-filled.

The same mechanics cover GDPR compliance software obligations, HIPAA compliance software safeguards, and PCI compliance software requirements. The full comparison of the two big ones is in SOC 2 vs ISO 27001.

ONE CONTROL, THREE FRAMEWORKS

Access control policy CC6.1 A.5.15 ART. 32
Encryption in transit CC6.7 A.8.24 ART. 32
Security awareness training CC1.4 A.6.3 NEEDS OWNER

ILLUSTRATIVE ROWS FROM THE READINESS CONSOLE.

See your first readiness score today

Plans from $79 a month on the compliance software pricing page. No sales call.

Complies assists with compliance workflows. It is not legal advice, and it does not certify you or guarantee audit outcomes. Your auditor decides; Complies gets you ready.