An approved version never changes
A late change is shown, never absorbed.
The Report on Compliance (ROC) and its Attestation of Compliance (AOC) are drafted the same day. Your lead reads every sentence before it counts.
Audit logs are enabled on all in-scope servers, per EV-074 lines 112 to 124 EV-074
Drag across the page. The same ROC rows, blank on the left and drafted on the right.
Audit logs are enabled and active for all system components and cardholder data.
Copper until your lead accepts. Section 6 numbers fill in by rule.
Once Assess is signed off, Enpasse drafts in three steps from the accepted results and testing notes. Each sentence cites the passage behind it, and your lead reviews every page.
The Report on Compliance contents page in print order: section 1, sections 2 to 6, section 7 by requirement, the appendices, then the Attestation of Compliance. Drafting runs in three steps: Foundation drafts sections 2 to 6 and the file list, Findings drafts section 7 and the appendices, and Summary drafts section 1 and the Attestation of Compliance last. Without AI, nothing drafts and every page opens for your lead at sign-off.
A file gets its number before a finding cites it. The summary waits for the findings.
Scroll to ride each citation from the page to its file. Three sentences, three sources, exact lines.
One page, three sentences, three sources
A drafted ROC page for 10.2.1 with three suggested sentences. Each one cites a source: the log collector configuration export, lines 112 to 118; an interview with the security operations lead; and page 6 of the logging standard. As you scroll, the view travels from each sentence to the exact cited lines and back.
Facts print from the accepted record, never typed twice.
A service provider added in Scope prints in 4.4 and the AOC's 2f.
Section 6 lists the files testing used, and section 7 cites each by number. Enpasse keeps the two in step and your lead decides every entry. A given number never changes.
Enpasse checks the Report on Compliance and its Attestation of Compliance together, showing each problem on the page where it is. Your lead fixes it, then approves both in one act.
Sections 1 to 6, three requirement chapters of section 7 and the Attestation of Compliance shown small, each line one sentence, coloured by what it rests on: a passage in a file, an interview, a record, or the lead's own words. Checks across the report mark each problem on its page, and a check that spans two sections shows on both.
Point at any page to read its sources. Each problem shows on its page in words, and fixing either side of a check clears both.
A reviewer who took no part checks the approved version, view only. She edits wording or sends a page back with a reason, and your lead answers each one.
A late change is shown, never absorbed.
An edit accepted as written comes back checked.