FAQ
SharePoint-to-Readyline questions
What contractors ask when they finally move off SharePoint folders.
Yes. SharePoint excels at general document collaboration. The argument here is specifically: don't use it as your CMMC compliance tracker. The CMMC scope moves into Readyline; everything else (org docs, project files, internal wikis) stays in SharePoint as before.
Bulk upload tool: select files from the SharePoint folder, upload to the matching control(s) in Readyline. Plan ~1 hour per control family for a typical contractor with 6-12 months of SharePoint evidence. Faster if files are already named consistently (e.g., "AC-2_account_review_2025Q1.png").
Readyline has its own approval workflow: evidence uploaded → contributor marks complete → admin reviews + approves → linked to control. Replaces the SharePoint approval flow with one designed for compliance specifically. Per-tenant configurable.
Not today. The principle is that compliance evidence lives in Readyline (with the audit trail and per-control linkage), not in SharePoint with a copy in Readyline. Dual storage creates audit risk (which one is the canonical version?). We may scope a SharePoint export integration in a future quarter if requested.
Yes, a small one, but the curve is shorter than SharePoint's for compliance work because Readyline is purpose-built. Contributors typically onboard in <30 minutes (upload evidence + mark control status). Admins take longer due to permissions setup. The L1 Auto-Pilot Wizard accelerates first-month adoption significantly.
