CompaaS and the Case for Compliance Automation

Why compliance teams need structured controls and evidence rather than spreadsheets — and what CompaaS does.

Most compliance programs still run on spreadsheets, shared drives and the memory of a few people. Each audit becomes a scramble to locate evidence, map the same control to several frameworks and explain gaps that were known months earlier. The case for compliance automation is about consistency and evidence, not speed for its own sake.

What CompaaS does

CompaaS — Compliance as a Service — is DAAKYI's compliance automation platform. It turns frameworks into structured controls, evidence requirements and continuous assurance workflows.

Each audit becomes a scramble to locate evidence, map the same control to several frameworks and explain gaps that were known months earlier.

Capabilities

• Framework mapping
• Assessment and scoring
• Evidence management
• Audit-ready reporting
• Continuous compliance monitoring
• Multi-country control mapping

Frameworks in scope

CompaaS covers ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2, NIST CSF, PCI DSS, Act 1038, Act 843, GDPR and HIPAA — the frameworks DAAKYI already helps clients implement through its GRC and regulatory assurance work.

Getting started

Organizations can request a CompaaS briefing to see how it fits their frameworks and requirements. DAAKYI's GRC practice also works with partner tooling such as Sprinto, CertPro and ServiceNow.

Source: DAAKYI Cybersecurity Capabilities 2026, slides 15 and 34.