Evidence expires. Ours announces it first.
A vault that knows what it proves, and when it stops proving it
Evidence has a shelf life. Attestations expire, access reviews lapse, certificates age out. A folder of documents does not tell you which of them stopped being true. The vault does.
One vault, real documents
Policies, VAPT reports, DR drill reports, attestations, stored once, linked to every control they support across every framework.
Expiry is tracked, not discovered
Time-bound evidence carries an expiry date. A renewal task is raised before it lapses, so the gap surfaces to your team before it surfaces to an auditor.
Auditors see the same truth
Evidence served to an audit is the same object the programme manages, with its validity visible. No parallel export folder, no archaeology.
Evidence vault, validity tracked, not discovered
| Access review Q2 | Valid |
| VAPT report 2026 | Valid |
| ISMS attestation | Expires in 12 days |
| DR drill report | Expired |
Renewal task raised on the DR drill report, before it lapsed into a finding.
Illustrative, computed live per tenant in the platform.
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Frequently asked questions
What happens when evidence expires?
A renewal task is raised to the owner before the expiry date. If it lapses, the controls it supported show the gap immediately, and every framework dashboard that depends on them reflects it. Nothing goes stale silently.
Can one document serve multiple frameworks?
Yes. A document is stored once and linked to every control it evidences across all adopted frameworks. Its validity status carries everywhere it is linked.