Evidence management · available today
A governed home for your compliance evidence
Compliance evidence usually lives scattered across drives, inboxes and screenshots — with no owner and no expiry, so nobody knows what is current when it matters. Netallion gives evidence a governed home: collect and organise items, assign ownership, and track expiry, mapped against structured control libraries for 10 frameworks.
How it works
Collect, own, expire
Evidence status and hygiene, done properly — so the current picture is never in doubt.
Collect & organise
Assign ownership
Track expiry
What you see
Every evidence item, fully described
A file in a shared drive tells you almost nothing. An evidence item in Netallion carries the context that makes it usable in an audit.

- Owner
- The named person responsible for the item, so accountability never falls between teams.
- Type
- What kind of evidence it is — policy, attestation, test result, configuration export — so it can be reasoned about consistently.
- Expiry
- A tracked use-by date, so an item approaching or past its currency is visible before it causes a surprise.
- Framework mapping
- Which requirements the item supports, across the 10-framework catalogue, rather than a file with no home.
- Provenance
- Where the item came from and when it entered the register — a trail a reviewer can follow back to source.
What comes out
One evidence register per organisation
A single evidence register with ownership and expiry visibility on every item, ready to organise against a framework catalogue and to hand to a reviewer or export for an audit.
Where the boundary sits
This is evidence status and hygiene — collection, ownership, expiry. On its own it is not an assessment of whether the evidence satisfies a requirement; that is Netallion’s evidence-assessment capability.
Readiness, not certification. Netallion provides evidence assurance and readiness assessment; it does not issue or guarantee any formal outcome. Where a framework has a formal certification, attestation, authorisation or conformity-assessment scheme, that outcome remains with the appropriately authorised third party or authority. Where the boundary sits.
Get your evidence under control
Book a walkthrough of governed evidence management — collection, ownership and expiry across your frameworks, available today.