Creytix Trust & Compliance
Framework readiness checklists — no paid GRC SaaS.
Note
Creytix Trust & Compliance is part of Creytix Connect — the registry of self-hosted tools that replace the SaaS your ops stack usually rents.
Overview
Creytix Trust & Compliance gives you a readiness hub instead of a subscription. Pick the framework you're working toward, work through its checklist of control items, and see how close you are — without paying a monthly seat fee just to track your own progress.
| Creytix tool | Replaces |
|---|---|
| Creytix Trust & Compliance | Vanta, Drata |
Your checklist state lives in your workspace, the same place the rest of your site's operations live — not in a separate audit portal.
How it works
Readiness moves through three stages:
- Load a checklist — pick a framework and its relevant control items populate.
- Work the items — mark controls done, and attach notes as you close gaps.
- Review readiness — a readiness view rolls the checklist up so founders and ops can see overall completion at a glance.
Steps
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Open Trust & Compliance
From the Creytix Control Panel, open Trust & Compliance under Connect.
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Pick a framework checklist
Select the framework you're working toward. Its control items load as a checklist.
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Work the control items
Mark items done as you close them, and keep notes on what's outstanding.
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Review readiness
Check the readiness view for a rolled-up sense of how much of the checklist is done.
Capabilities
- Framework checklists — control items organized per framework, not a generic to-do list.
- Readiness view — a rolled-up sense of overall completion.
- Workspace-native tracking — your checklist state lives with the rest of your site's operations, not in a separate portal.
Limits & honest scope
Creytix Trust & Compliance is a readiness tracker, not a certifying body and not an automated evidence-collection suite.
- There's no continuous cloud-config scanning or automated evidence pull the way Vanta or Drata integrations offer today — checklist items are tracked, not auto-verified.
- Working the checklist doesn't itself grant a certification. You still need a real auditor or assessor for an actual compliance certification.
- Coverage is checklist-based today; deeper automation is still growing. Check the tier badge and the changelog for what's live.
We'd rather tell you what's still manual than have a gap show up during an actual audit.