Prove → Compliance → Frameworks is a directory of every framework ComplyJet supports — SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, ISO 27001, ISO 27701, ISO 9001, PCI DSS, and more — with an Enable button on anything you haven't turned on yet.
Enabling takes effect immediately — there's no confirmation step, and it provisions the full set of requirements, tests, and controls for that framework right away. Only enable a framework you actually intend to pursue.
Requirements, Tests, and Controls — what each tab covers
Once enabled, a framework's detail page has three tabs, each looking at your compliance program from a different angle:
Requirements — the framework's own clauses (e.g. ISO 27001's "A.5.1"), each showing the controls you've mapped to satisfy it. This is the framework's actual language, closest to what an auditor reads:
Tests — every automated and manual test linked to this framework, with the same All/Passing/Failing/Excluded filtering used elsewhere in the product:
Controls — your control set as it applies to this specific framework, each with an owner and an evidence count (e.g. "3/10"):
In short: Requirements tells you what the framework demands, Controls tells you what you've put in place to meet it, and Tests tells you the underlying evidence proving those controls actually work.