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CMMC · NISPOM · ITAR/EAR · NIST 800-53 · CSF 2.0

Defense compliance in plain English

CMMC, your NISPOM security program, export control, contract clauses and suppliers in one place. Every control comes from the official source and every answer from your real posture. Built for DoD contractors who need to pass the assessment, not study for it.

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LIVE Readiness · Acme Machining LLC EXAMPLE
SPRS score
87/ 110
+14 this quarterlast submitted 2026-09-30
Controls met71/110
Open POA&M9
Evidence due4
GAP

3.5.3 MFA not enforced on 6 shop-floor accounts

POA&M

3.1.5 least privilege, due in 21 days

VENDOR

Acme Plating: SPRS on file is more than 3 years old

FSO

annual NISPOM self-inspection due in 30 days

110NIST 800-171 R2 controls for CMMC L2
24NIST 800-172 controls for CMMC L3
106NIST CSF 2.0 subcategories, crosswalked
16FAR and DFARS clauses tracked per contract
One platform

Everything your DoD contracts ask of you

Turn on the modules your contracts require. They share your people, assets, evidence and audit log, so nothing is entered twice.

Every plan

CMMC and NIST 800-171

Levels 1, 2 and 3 straight from the NIST catalogs, with your SPRS score updating as you work.

  • SSP, POA&M and evidence in one place
  • Policies drafted with AI from what you implemented
  • Level 3 (NIST 800-172) included in Pro
NISPOM · 32 CFR Part 117

NISPOM security program

For facility security officers under 32 CFR Part 117, next to your CMMC work instead of in another tool.

  • Cleared roster, reports and annual self-inspection
  • Insider threat program
  • Classified systems from RMF to ATO (DAAPM)
  • Employee portal for travel and reportable events
Advanced and Pro

Export control (ITAR / EAR)

Know what you ship, who may see it and under which authorization.

  • Jurisdiction and classification per item (USML, ECCN)
  • Licenses and agreements with expiry alerts
  • Screenings and your Technology Control Plan
CSF on every plan · 800-53 in Advanced and Pro

NIST 800-53 and CSF 2.0

When a customer or agency asks for another framework, start from the work you already did.

  • NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 catalog with baselines
  • CSF 2.0 with suggestions from your 800-171 status
  • Crosswalks from the official NIST mappings
Clauses on every plan · vendors in Advanced and Pro

Contracts and supply chain

DFARS makes your subcontractors' posture your problem. Track it like the rest of your program.

  • FAR and DFARS clauses per contract, with flowdown
  • Supplier risk tiers with SPRS, CMMC, FedRAMP and Section 889 checks
  • Vendor portal: questionnaire and documents, no account needed
  • AI review of SOC 2 reports and certificates
Advanced and Pro

Customer questionnaires

Primes keep asking. Answer once, reuse forever, and stay consistent with your real posture.

  • Import their Excel, Word or PDF
  • Answer all from your library and your compliance data
  • Send it back in their own file
The CMMC ladder, built in

Three levels. One tenant.

The tiers your DoD prime asks for, on a single platform. Every control comes straight from the NIST source catalogs, with no re-skin and no consultant interpretation.

Level 1

Available
17practices
Primary catalog
FAR 52.204-21
Companion catalog
NIST 800-171 R2 (L1 subset)
Assessment
Annual self-attestation
Who it's for
Contractors handling FCI, no CUI

Level 2

Available
110controls
Primary catalog
NIST 800-171 R2
Companion catalog
R3 crosswalk. R2 is still what DoD requires.
Assessment
C3PAO, with DFARS 252.204-7020 affirmation
Who it's for
Contractors handling CUI

Level 3

Available in Pro
24added controls
Primary catalog
NIST 800-172 (selected for CMMC L3)
Companion catalog
32 CFR Part 170
Assessment
DCMA DIBCAC
Who it's for
Primes on the highest-priority programs. Level 3 is included in Pro.
source: NIST OSCALrule: 32 CFR Part 170affirmation: DFARS 252.204-7020
What changes

From "we have policies" to a posture an assessor signs off on

SSP
60-day consultant handoff

A five-figure fee, two months of waiting, and a static PDF you can't update without a change order.

L1 Autopilot wizard

17 plain-English questions, about 20 minutes, and an assessment-ready SSP PDF. Run it again whenever things change.

Policies
Generic Word templates

[Company Name] in brackets, generic enough that any C3PAO sees through it, re-edited for every new contract.

AI policy drafting

A master policy plus one child per control, drafted from what you actually implemented. Your systems, your names, your evidence.

Risk
A spreadsheet in someone's inbox

Nobody updates it after kickoff, and there is no POA&M trail when the assessor asks.

5×5 risk register, NIST SP 800-30

Live scoring with dollar impact and a 90-day trend. Open a POA&M item from any risk in one click.

Questionnaires
Retyping the same answers

Every prime sends its own spreadsheet. Someone copies answers from the last one and hopes nothing changed.

Answer all, in their own file

Answers you approved before are reused automatically, and the rest are drafted from your controls, SPRS and POA&M. Download their spreadsheet, filled in.

Suppliers
Chasing PDFs by email

SOC 2 reports and SPRS screenshots sit in someone's inbox, and nobody knows which ones expired.

Vendor portal and DIB checks

Suppliers answer a short questionnaire and upload documents through a private link. AI reads the reports, and expiring items show up before they become findings.

Inside the app

Every control, its status and its points

Status, evidence and SPRS weight sit on the same row, so you always know which gap costs the most and what to close first.

Dashboard Controls POA&M Evidence Policies Reports

CMMC Level 2 · NIST SP 800-171 R2

Acme Machining LLC (example) · C3PAO assessment window: March 2027
Control Family Requirement Status Evidence SPRS pts
3.1.1 AC Limit system access to authorized users Implemented 4 files 5
3.1.5 AC Employ the principle of least privilege Partial 1 file 3
3.5.3 IA Use multifactor authentication Not met None 5
3.13.11 SC Employ FIPS-validated cryptography Planned None 5
3.3.1 AU Create and retain system audit logs Implemented 2 files 5
3.5.3 is open on the POA&M. Close it before the assessment to recover 5 SPRS points.
POA&M with milestonesEvidence vaultExecutive reports for the CFOIncidents with the DIBNet 72-hour clockAsset and network inventoryTraining and phishing simulations
Who it's for

Built for the people who run the program

Compliance and IT leads

You own the SSP, the SPRS score and the next assessment.

  • Close the gaps that cost the most points first
  • Keep evidence current with reminders, not spreadsheets
  • Answer prime questionnaires in hours, not weeks

Facility security officers

Run NISPOM in the same place your company runs CMMC.

  • Employees report through their own portal; you review and track
  • Self-inspection you can certify, with the evidence attached
  • Classified system packages and insider threat in one workspace

Owners and executives

You sign the affirmation and you bid on the contracts.

  • Compliance score, open gaps and POA&M progress on one page
  • An executive report you can hand to the board or the CFO
  • The FAR and DFARS clauses of every contract in one list
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GCC High Setup Autopilot

A guided runbook that takes your Microsoft 365 GCC or GCC High tenant to the CMMC L2 technical baseline. Each step maps to the NIST control it satisfies.

26 steps, 7 sections→ each mapped to 800-171→ import into Readyline when you upgrade
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SPRS score

Score all 110 controls with the DoD Assessment Methodology weights.

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CMMC L2 readiness

A quick read on where you stand before you book a C3PAO.

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SSP template

A System Security Plan structure you can fill in today.

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POA&M template

Track each open gap with an owner, milestones and a due date.

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Plans

Priced by where you are in the program

Four tiers with published prices and unlimited users on every one. Each starts with a 30-minute demo with our team.

L1 Autopilot

CMMC L1 / FAR 52.204-21
$599 /yr Single organization
  • Self-assessment for CMMC Level 1 (17 practices)
  • SSP & score snapshots
  • DFARS 7020 affirmation with reminders
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L2 Essentials

CMMC L2 / NIST 800-171 R2 (+R3)
$2,988 /yr $249 / month, billed annually
  • 110 NIST 800-171 R2 controls + SPRS
  • POA&M, policies & risk (AI-assisted)
  • Asset, network & software inventory
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Advanced Most popular

CMMC L2 + export control, suppliers & integrations
$7,188 /yr $599 / month, billed annually
  • Export control (ITAR / EAR) · NIST 800-53
  • Supplier risk + vendor portal · questionnaire automation
  • DR / continuity · SIEM streaming (Splunk, Sentinel, Datadog)
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Pro

Everything included: CMMC L3, GRC, LMS and phishing
$9,588 /yr $799 / month, billed annually
  • CMMC Level 3 (24 NIST 800-172 requirements)
  • Full LMS (courses, quizzes, certificates)
  • Simulated phishing with auto-remediation
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