Copla pairs the speed of AI with the judgement of a fractional CISO, handling every DORA, NIS2, and ISO 27001 document from first draft to audit-ready.
The rest are half-drafted, stuck with a consultant who moved on, or not started yet.
Google Docs, Notion, SharePoint, Excel, different owners, different formats, no single place that tells you what is current.
Vendors change, contracts update, risk tiers drift, the spreadsheet does not keep up.
Policies, registers, risks, and audit evidence live in one place, versioned, mapped to the frameworks you work with, connected to each other the way regulators expect.
Copla reads how your company actually operates, your vendors, your systems, your workflows, then writes policies that describe reality rather than a generic document that fits no one.
Every document is reviewed and signed off by a real expert before it enters your ISMS, giving you the speed of AI with the judgement of someone who has sat across from an auditor.
Documents, controls, and evidence are mapped to the exact clauses regulators will ask about, so when the request comes you export, you do not excavate.
As you add vendors, launch products, or move into new jurisdictions, your documentation updates alongside those changes, not at the end of the year when the auditor is already booked.
The policies, controls, and evidence you build with Copla extend across frameworks, so you do not write the same thing three times for three regulators.
Used across financial services, digital infrastructure, SaaS, and critical industries to produce audit-ready compliance documentation in days, not months
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Copla covers DORA, ISO 27001, and NIS2 on the same foundation, so you can start with any framework and add the others without rebuilding your documentation.
No, AI produces the first draft, a fractional CISO reviews and signs off on every document before it enters your ISMS.
Most fintechs reach audit-ready documentation with Copla in six to ten weeks.
Each client is assigned a named fractional CISO who reviews documents, joins scoping calls, and is available for regulator and auditor questions throughout the engagement.
Copla imports existing policies, registers, and evidence, maps them against the relevant framework requirements, and flags what is missing, outdated, or inconsistent.
Copla connects to the common sources of compliance evidence and vendor data your team already uses, including cloud providers, identity systems, and vendor management tools.
Copla is hosted in the EU, data is encrypted at rest and in transit, access is limited to your team and your named fractional CISO.
We will scope your gaps, show you the documentation you actually need, and tell you honestly whether Copla is the right fit.