Tilemapper
A multi-client evidence organization workspace for compliance agencies that inventories explicitly scoped cloud files, proposes framework and control mappings with citations, preserves client isolation and reviewer corrections, and shows evidence coverage, staleness, conflicts, and unknowns without declaring readiness or compliance.
Compliance consulting agencies often receive policies, screenshots, exports, tickets, reports, and attestations across client-controlled storage. Tilemapper indexes only authorized locations, extracts bounded metadata and text, proposes mappings to a versioned framework taxonomy, and routes every candidate to an engagement reviewer. A file can be relevant, stale, incomplete, contradictory, out of scope, or evidence of design rather than operation. File existence, extraction, control mapping, evidence request, client assertion, reviewer acceptance, test, exception, remediation, auditor judgment, certification, and correction remain distinct. A heatmap measures organized coverage under declared rules; it does not prove that a control exists, operates effectively, or will be accepted.
A compliance consulting, managed security, audit-readiness, or advisory agency managing evidence requests across several client engagements.
Several current workspace-organization launches support timing, while no regulatory deadline is required.
Compliance agencies managing multiple client evidence sets are specific and have a recurring engagement workflow.
Three cross-references, three inbound connections, and three direct connections provide balanced support.
Three cross-references, three inbound and three direct links, confirmed storage interfaces, expensive end-company platforms, and no identified agency-of-record multi-client evidence organizer support a focused workflow.
Client data is sensitive, framework mapping requires expert review, connectors create cross-tenant and privilege risk, evidence does not prove controls, enterprise vendors can add agency views, and agency willingness-to-pay is unverified.
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