Continuous Compliance Automation Software That Keeps You Audit-Ready
Verify your cloud controls, internal data flows, and breach readiness continuously, so your evidence is always current when a regulator, auditor, or customer asks for it.
<30 Days
Audit readiness
70-80%
Less manual effort
40-60%
Lower assessment costs
Trusted partner to market-leading brands
Continuous control verification
Evidence-based posture tracking
Verify Your Cloud Environment
Policy documents describe intended configurations. ComplyScore® verifies what is currently in place. Access controls, encryption settings, audit logging, and data retention are checked continuously against your SOC 2 and ISO 27001 control sets, or against your own internal standards. Evidence stays current and dated, ready for examination at any point.
70-80% reduction in manual evidence gathering.
Internal data flow mapping
Living record, continuously updated
Keep Internal Data Flows Accurate
ComplyScore® maintains internal data flows as a continuously updated system of record, documenting which teams handle sensitive data, under what authorization, and for what declared purpose, reflecting your environment as it actually exists.
<30 Days to produce a current, evidence-based audit pack.
SLA-enforced escalation
Owned remediation tasks
Close Self-Assessment Findings
Verifying your posture only matters if the gaps get closed. Every finding from a self-assessment is routed to an assigned owner with a deadline and an automatic escalation path. Status, evidence of remediation, and reopened items are tracked on one dashboard, so issues identified in March are not the same issues raised in your November audit.
>90% SLA adherence on findings tracked through ComplyScore® governed workflows.
Breach readiness documentation
Tested response procedures
Document Readiness
A response plan only becomes a compliance asset once it has been tested. ComplyScore® maintains breach notification procedures as living, testable documentation with timestamps, assigned owners, and evidence of execution. The gap between documented intent and demonstrated capability is where programs fail under pressure.
40-60% lower cost per assessment cycle when breach readiness is integrated into the governed workflow.
Transform Your Compliance Self-Assessment
Proven Results Across Industries
Trusted partner to market-leading brands
Atlas far exceeds our requirements...
One of the key differentiators between Atlas and other governance, risk and compliance and 3rd party risk management tools is the ease of use of the Atlas solutions. Also from a total cost of ownership perspective, Atlas far exceeds those requirements in terms of being very cost efficient in delivering all this.
Izhar Mujaddidi,
Senior Director, Cybersecurity, Carelon Behavioral Health
ComplyScore is highly responsive and adaptable
ComplyScore is highly responsive and adaptable to our evolving processes and requirements, proving to be a trusted partner at every step. Their security analysts were knowledgeable, flexible, and delivered exceptional services that consistently exceeded our expectations.
Enterprise Client
G2 Review (Jan 2025)
My experience has been largely positive
I have been using ComplyScore for several months and my experience has been largely positive. The platform provides comprehensive solutions for compliance management and streamlines our operations efficiently.
Mid-Market Company,
Gartner Peer Insights (Sep 2024)
Trusted by Industry Leaders for TPRM and Self Assessments
Representative Vendor | Listed in 2025 Market Guide for TPRM Technology Solutions
Active partner member of the Third Party Risk Association
Trusted across healthcare, financial services, technology, and regulated industries
Quick Answers on Continuous Compliance Automation
What is a compliance self-assessment?
A formal, evidence-based examination of your own organization's security controls, data handling practices, and compliance posture. It covers cloud environment controls, internal data flows, consent mechanisms, and breach response readiness, producing documented, verifiable evidence rather than attestations.
How often should organizations run internal self-assessments?
Continuously. Cloud configurations change, teams reorganize, and data flows shift in ways that make annual assessments unreliable within weeks of completion. ComplyScore® replaces periodic reviews with ongoing control verification so evidence stays current rather than aging between cycles.
What areas does a self-assessment in ComplyScore® cover?
Cloud environment controls mapped to SOC 2 and ISO 27001; internal data flows by team, authorization level, and declared purpose; remediation of identified gaps through governed workflows with assigned owners and deadlines; and breach notification readiness with tested procedures and timestamped evidence of execution.
How does ComplyScore® produce audit-ready documentation?
Controls are verified against current evidence, not policy documents or self-attestations. Findings go through governed workflows with assigned owners, deadlines, and audit trails. Close-out reports generate from the workflow itself, already structured and dated for examination.
What is the difference between a self-assessment and an internal audit?
An internal audit is typically a periodic, point-in-time review conducted or commissioned by the audit function. A self-assessment is a continuous operational discipline that keeps compliance evidence current between audit cycles. ComplyScore® supports both, giving audit teams a live evidence base to work from rather than a reconstruction at review time.