Model the program
Confirm the tenant structure, roles, modules, legal obligations, and evidence types that belong in scope.
Asiri connects controls to current evidence, owners, connectors, freshness, remediation tasks, approvals, and exports so compliance becomes continuously observable.

Ask to see the records behind the page: the owner trail, evidence status, reviewer decisions, exports, and customer-facing output.
Control-to-evidence mapping across NDPA, SOC 2 readiness, ISO 27001 readiness, vendor risk, and procurement
Freshness status for current, stale, expired, missing, and blocked evidence
Connector run health, failure reasons, retry guidance, and auditor-visible proof
Audit packs with evidence inventory, blockers, approvals, raw payload hashes, and claim boundaries
Confirm the tenant structure, roles, modules, legal obligations, and evidence types that belong in scope.
Route each workflow to the right owner and reviewer with dates, status, and review context visible.
Reuse the same evidence for internal oversight, customer due diligence, regulator questions, and readiness reviews.
Reduce manual screenshot collection before audits and buyer reviews
Turn failed checks into assigned remediation tasks with SLA and severity
Show auditors the original evidence trail, not only a summarized status
Named owners, reviewer actions, due dates, and activity history for the work behind each claim.
Exportable records for regulators, buyers, auditors, DPCOs, boards, or internal governance reviews.
Trust Center content, gated files, answer reuse, freshness signals, and clear attestation boundaries.
No. Automation collects and monitors evidence, but high-risk controls still require owner review, human approval, legal judgment, and management sign-off where appropriate.
Yes. A single evidence record can map to NDPA, SOC 2 readiness, ISO 27001 readiness, vendor risk, procurement, and internal governance controls when the mapping is explicit.