One task.
Every framework it serves.
In Netra, one completed task and its evidence count towards every framework the same control serves. That is how every framework you add stays part of one programme, not a separate project.
Why compliance work multiplies
Overlapping requirements
Different frameworks ask for the same control in different words.
Duplicate evidence
The same proof is collected again for each framework.
Separate audits
Each audit starts by rebuilding the evidence pack.
Disconnected status
Each framework has its own tracker, and none of them agree.
Example
One task, three frameworks
A bank's IT team enforces multi-factor authentication for remote and privileged access, and uploads the configuration evidence once.
Netra credits that one piece of work to ISO 27001, SOC 2 and the RBI Directions at the same time. Nobody re-uploads it, and nobody updates three trackers.
Task
Enforce MFA for remote and privileged access
Evidence
MFA policy configuration export, uploaded once
Satisfies
How mapping works in Netra
- 1
Choose your frameworks
Pick the frameworks you hold or need at onboarding. They appear as tabs in the Compliance Centre.
- 2
Requirements become tasks
Each task has an owner and shows every framework it satisfies.
- 3
Upload evidence once
Evidence is attached to the task, not to a single framework.
- 4
Status updates everywhere
When the task is complete, the control status moves in every framework it serves.
One completed task also updates
Every module works on the same record.
Control status in each framework
The policy score it sits under
The risk it reduces
The audit evidence vault
The assets it was performed on
See mapping on your own frameworks
We will show one of your controls, its task and the frameworks it satisfies.