Compliance automation
Stop collecting evidence by hand
Controls map to frameworks, evidence collects itself from your connected systems, and the next framework reuses most of it.
What changes
Screenshots are not evidence
A screenshot proves a setting was correct once, on someone's laptop. TrustLynce pulls configuration directly from the source system, timestamps it, and records where it came from.
Every new framework starts from zero
Most frameworks ask for the same things in different words. Map a control once and it satisfies every framework that requires it, so the second framework costs a fraction of the first.
Nobody knows what's left
A control is either satisfied, failing, or not yet in scope. No percentages that hide which twelve things are broken.
Audit prep is a fire drill
Evidence accumulates continuously. Audit preparation becomes exporting what already exists rather than reconstructing the year.
What's included
Control mapping
Define a control once. Map it to every framework requirement it satisfies. Change it in one place.
Automated evidence collection
Configuration, access lists, and system state pulled on a schedule from your connected systems.
Framework libraries
Pre-built control sets for each supported framework, editable to match how you actually operate.
Custom controls
Add controls your frameworks do not require but your customers or your board do.
Scoping
Exclude systems, teams, or regions that are genuinely out of scope, with the reason recorded.
Evidence export
Auditor-ready export with source attribution and collection timestamps.
Related capabilities
Evidence collection
Proof with its source attached
Continuous monitoring
Catch drift as it happens
Risk management
A register auditors accept
Find out what your compliance program actually looks like
Thirty minutes, your real systems, no slideware. We'll show you what we'd automate first, and what you don't need us for.