Building the workspace
for the people who assess

Your firm's workspace, your workpapers. Less of the week copying, more of it deciding.

A passage in the client's evidence, a suggestion that cites it, and the person who decides.
The same three, as the product shows them.

Built for the other
side of the table

Most compliance software serves the company being assessed. Enpasse serves the firm that assesses and answers for the result.

A lead QSA runs a PCI DSS assessment from the first file to the Report on Compliance and Attestation of Compliance. Enpasse suggests and cites. The lead decides.

Who it is for

Only QSA firms, the assessor's side. Every seat belongs to the firm.

  • Lead QSAsDecide every result, from Scope to Export
  • QA reviewersPass or send back, page by page
  • Firm adminsMembers and credentials. No client files
  • Independent QSAsEverything a firm has, with outside QA

Clients work with your team as today. Every request goes out from your lead.

What we believe

  1. AI suggests; a named person decides. Nothing is decided without a signed-in person.

  2. Every result carries a reason and a name. History keeps who, when and why.

  3. Built to the guidance, not retrofitted. Designed to align with PCI SSC's guidance: AI is a tool, not an assessor.

  4. Without AI is complete. Every step works with zero model calls.

  5. No confidence scores. Not as a number, not as a level. It says why instead.

  6. Client files never train models. They serve one assessment and its people.