Start with the spreadsheet you already have
Paste the list. Ten short questions per vendor and you are set up. After that the checks run every morning whether or not anyone logs in.
Paste a list
One per line — a domain, a name, or both. Anything we cannot match gets parked for you, never dropped.
What we found
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Nothing is ranked until you answer the questions. A vendor you have not assessed shows as unassessed — never as low risk.
Ten questions you can answer from memory
How badly would this hurt, and how exposed are you — only you know that. Their controls we find ourselves, and the ranking moves as we find them.
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Each finding names the control it breaks. Closing one is a signed record, and the rating moves only as far as the evidence behind the closure allows.
Worst first
Ordered by where you actually stand once controls are counted. Work down from the top and stop when you run out of Tuesday.
Tonight's ranking
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Ask once, or stop asking
Two ways to close a gap: send a short request for one specific document, or have the vendor connect a read-only feed once and never answer an assessment again.
Connect read-only access once, and we stop sending questionnaires. They answer the same questions fifty times a year — this is the way out.
What we cannot see
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Send it
Trust portal — how much it defrays
Following the TPRA Trust Portal Guidance means a portal is worth connecting to. How much assessment it replaces depends on one thing: how often the vendor commits to refreshing it.
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A missed refresh does not quietly downgrade the vendor — it reopens the assessment and tells you why.
Ways a vendor can connect
Read-only, revocable, scoped to posture facts — never customer data. Each one retires a set of questions permanently.
Only if someone is asking
Off by default. Turn one on and the checks you already run get mapped to its control families — so you can answer an auditor without building a second program. Coverage figures in this demo are illustrative.
Maturity, by domain
A level per domain, not a grade out of a hundred. Level 1 is ad-hoc; level 5 is measured and improving.
Levels are derived from what the platform can observe about your program — cadence, coverage, evidence quality and whether findings get closed. Mappings reference each framework's published control set; they are not a certification.
Which checks run, and when
You are not building agents — you are tuning the four that exist. Anything a live framework overlay requires stays locked on.
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When to bother you
A one-person team cannot absorb noise. These decide what reaches you today versus what waits for the weekly digest.
Out of scope
This record belongs to a tenant your session does not carry.
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