Capability · continuous monitoring
Score trends, expiry alerts, threshold-driven re-scoring: compliance as a process, not an event.

Every regulator treats compliance as a continuous obligation, but most tooling treats it as a yearly audit. Attestry monitors each registered system on a configurable cadence (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual), re-computing a four-factor compliance score (assessment completeness, attestation status, evidence coverage, documentation freshness) and recording the result to a per-system score history. When a score drops below the configured alert threshold, a compliance-score-drop email fires immediately. Attestation expiry runs in parallel: any active certificate within 7 days of expiry triggers an urgent alert, anything within 30 days a reminder, and anything past expiry is auto-marked expired with webhooks dispatched.
What's included
Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual. Set per system based on risk tier, regulatory deadline pressure, or model update frequency. Defaults to quarterly.
Each run computes 0–100 across assessment completeness, attestation status, evidence coverage, and documentation freshness. The last 100 score points are retained per monitor so trend regressions are visible at a glance.
Configure a numeric alert threshold per monitor; if the recomputed score drops below it, an audit log entry is written and a compliance-score-drop email is dispatched to the org's primary contact.
Active attestations within 7 days of expiry trigger urgent alerts; within 30 days, reminders; past expiry, automatic status flip to expired plus an attestation.expiring webhook event for downstream systems.
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