Official Document

Sprint Readiness Checklist

This document defines exactly what "audit-ready" means for your Compliance Sprint. No ambiguity. No subjectivity. Just clear, measurable criteria.

How This Works

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Shared Document

Both you and your ComplianceOS manager have access to this checklist throughout the sprint.

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Objective Criteria

Each item is binary: done or not done. No "mostly done" or "good enough."

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Sign-Off

At Day 30, we review together. All items must be checked. If any aren't, we fix them or refund you.

Audit-Readiness Criteria

All items must be marked complete for the sprint to be considered delivered.

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1. Gap Analysis

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2. Policy Documentation

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3. Control Mapping

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4. Evidence Collection

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5. Internal Audit (Dry Run)

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6. Gap Remediation

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7. Risk Register

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8. Team Training & Handoff

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9. Final Deliverables

Sign-Off

At Day 30, both parties review this checklist together. The sprint is considered complete when:

Minimum Threshold
90% of checklist items marked complete AND post-remediation readiness score β‰₯85%
If Not Met
Full refund issued within 5 business days. Client keeps all deliverables.
ComplianceOS
Name Β· Signature Β· Date
Client
Name Β· Signature Β· Date

⚑ Exclusions & Clarifications

What's NOT included in "audit-ready":

  • Passing the actual audit. We get you ready. Passing depends on your auditor's judgment and factors outside our control.
  • 90 days of evidence (SOC 2 Type II). If your auditor requires 90 days of evidence, that takes 90 days to collect. We collect 30 days during the sprint. The remaining 60 days can be collected post-sprint using the system we set up.
  • Remediation requiring third-party tools. If a gap requires purchasing a new tool (e.g., a SIEM), we'll identify it but purchasing and implementing is on you.
  • Employee training completion. We train your team. Getting every employee to read and acknowledge policies is your responsibility.
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Share this with your team. Everyone knows what "done" looks like.