Assessments & audits

Assessments that live inside the same system as everything they cover.

Running an assessment in a separate tool means rebuilding the context that already exists in your compliance platform. ChronoVault runs assessments inside the same system that holds the controls, evidence, and requirements they examine — so auditors see real data, findings live next to the things they describe, and remediation is tracked as changes, not tickets.

Key workflows

1. Create an assessment

Scope it to a framework, a set of controls, or a time window. Assessments can be internal, third-party, or regulator-facing — the platform handles all three in the same shape.

2. Invite assessors

Internal users, external auditors, or a mixed team. External auditors get a focused view scoped to the engagement, with their own workflows.

3. Walk evidence

Assessors browse evidence attached to each control, with full lineage and version history. They can pull samples directly from the evidence stream, annotate what they see, and mark items as reviewed.

4. Record findings

Findings are objects, not comments. Each one has an owner, a severity, and a remediation plan. Findings link back to the controls, evidence, and requirements they came from.

5. Remediate and close

Changes that remediate a finding are linked back to it; when the underlying control reaches its next test cycle, the finding closes automatically or goes back for review.

Your auditor is a user ChronoVault treats external auditors as first-class users with scoped views, engagement-specific workflows, and the same historical accuracy the rest of the platform offers. They see what your team sees — filtered to what they are engaged to review.

Related capabilities

See ChronoVault with your own frameworks.

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