Due to security reasons, STATUS implements a comprehensive account management system. In order to use both the UI and the API you must have an account. In this section you will learn everything you need to know about user data, session management, two-factor authentication, and many other security features.
The Compliance Calculation Engine is the core component of STATUS that processes computation evidence to generate compliance metrics and guarantee points with time-based analysis. This section will guide you through understanding how the engine works and how to interpret calculation results.
The Compliance Management System provides a structured approach to managing compliance requirements through a hierarchical organization of catalogs, controls, computations, and guarantee points. This section will guide you through understanding and managing your compliance framework in STATUS.
Dashboards provide powerful visualization capabilities for monitoring compliance metrics, system health, and key performance indicators. This section will guide you through understanding, creating, and managing dashboards.
The STATUS system employs a polyglot persistence strategy, utilizing multiple database technologies optimized for different data types and access patterns. This section will guide you through understanding how data is managed and stored in STATUS.
The STATUS system integrates with multiple external services to provide comprehensive functionality for compliance monitoring, workflow automation, data visualization, and AI-powered analysis. This section will guide you through understanding and configuring these integrations.
This section is a detailed user guide for using STATUS. You will find here every feature and how to use it, with recommendations and tips. Please do not forget to check troubleshooting documentation in case you are having problems instead of trying to learn about the features.
Scopes Management allows you to define and manage scope boundaries for compliance verification. This section will guide you through understanding, creating, and managing scopes.
Secrets Management allows you to securely store and manage sensitive credentials such as passwords, API keys, certificates, and other confidential information. This section will guide you through understanding and using the secrets management features.