CompliverseAI
Evidence Management

Evidence Management

Upload an artifact once. The AI reads it, then tells you every framework requirement it already satisfies.

1 artifact
many frameworks
Human-approved
every link
log-retention.pdf
OCRValid to 12/2026
AI-suggested · not yet linked
SWIFT CSCF4.1partialLink
NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5AU-6partialLink
PCI DSS v4.0.110.2.1partialLink
Reused across
3 frameworks
from one upload
Why it matters

From scattered to connected.

The old way

The same proof, collected again and again

  • One artifact re-uploaded per framework
  • No idea what a file already satisfies
  • Audit packages hand-built from scratch each time
With Compliverse

Upload once, satisfy everywhere

  • OCR reads the file and tags it on intake
  • One artifact answers many frameworks at once
  • Packages assemble from links already made
What you get

Built for the way regulated teams actually work.

OCR intake

Any file type comes in, gets read, and carries owner, validity and quality state.

Cross-framework reuse

One log-retention artifact answers SWIFT 4.1, NIST AU-6 and PCI 10.2.1 at once.

AI clause mapping

The AI proposes the controls a piece of evidence proves. You confirm, it never links silently.

Audit packages

Packages assemble from links that already exist the day evidence was uploaded.

End to end

How it flows

  1. 1UploadAny file type
  2. 2OCRText extracted
  3. 3AI assessClauses matched
  4. 4ReviewYou confirm
  5. 5LinkedReused everywhere
Access review
implemented once
Owner · Head of IT
ISO 27001
SOC 2
PCI DSS
SAMA CSF
NIST CSF
Inherited by
5 frameworks
Linked into

A record here never sits alone. The moment it exists, it connects to:

FrameworksControlsPoliciesAssetsRisksAssessmentsIncidents
Beyond the point tools

Cross-framework equivalence: one log-retention artifact answers SWIFT 4.1, NIST AU-6 and PCI 10.2.1 at once. You review the suggestion; the AI never links silently.

See evidence management on your own stack.

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