CMMC readiness involves three parties who normally work from three different spreadsheets: the contractor preparing, the assessor reviewing, and (increasingly) a prime or government program tracking a whole vendor base. Enclave AI™ measures once and renders that single result to all three. The score your team sees is the same score your assessor sees. Below are sample views of each, built with fictional data so you can see the shape of the thing before you buy.
How it fits together
Read-only connectors measure your environment against all 110 requirements and 320 objectives, then seal the evidence with SHA-256.
Your workspace. Full detail, your designated people, always on.
Assessor view of the clients they are preparing. You are linked by your assessor.
Prime or government program portfolio view. Appears only if you switch it on.
Seat 1. Your workspace
What your designated team sees. Your estimated posture and what moved since the last cycle, how much of the attestation catalog you have answered, your program dates, and a remediation task feed you work down by status.
| Task | Control | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Implement 3.5.10: store and transmit only cryptographically-protected passwords | 3.5.10 | Open |
| Implement 3.1.10: use session lock with pattern-hiding displays after a period of inactivity | 3.1.10 | In progress |
| Implement 3.8.3: sanitize or destroy system media containing CUI before disposal or reuse | 3.8.3 | Open |
| Retire the legacy mail relay before the next cycle | — | In progress |
| Implement 3.6.1: stand up an operational incident-handling capability | 3.6.1 | Done |
| Implement 3.7.5: multifactor authentication for nonlocal maintenance sessions | 3.7.5 | Waived |
Tasks are generated from the control attestations you record as not implemented, plus any you add yourself, and you move each one through Open, In progress, Done, or Waived. The workspace does not assign an owner or a per-task SPRS point value, so neither is shown.
Seat 2. Your C3PAO
Assessors carry a book of clients and normally chase each one by email for status. This view gives them the pipeline at a glance: what stage each OSA has reached on the platform, how far through the 15 item readiness checklist they are, and the one next step that moves them forward. Your assessor adds you; you are emailed your own link to the same data.
| OSA | Stage | Progress | Self-reported score | Next step | Last activity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Halyard Precision Machining ops@halyard.example | Continuous readiness active | 14 / 15 | 104 | Continuous readiness is running. Review cycle deliverables with them. | 8/3/2026 09:12 AM |
| Meridian Defense Works, LLC ops@meridian.example | Measured readiness package delivered | 11 / 15 70d to assessment | 78 | Their measured package is delivered. Walk the evidence with them and schedule remediation of open gaps. | 7/30/2026 04:41 PM |
| Tallgrass Avionics it@tallgrass.example | Intake submitted, measurement in progress | 7 / 15 | 96 | Measurement is running. Their report lands in their inbox shortly. | 8/4/2026 11:58 AM |
| Cobalt Systems Group it@cobalt.example | Snapshot purchased, awaiting intake | 3 / 15 | — | They purchased but have not completed the 5 minute intake. Nudge them to finish it. | 7/22/2026 02:07 PM |
| Ironwood Composites Inc. admin@ironwood.example | Engaged, free gap check activity | 1 / 15 | — | They ran the free gap check. Recommend the $799 Readiness Snapshot for a measured baseline. | 6/29/2026 08:33 AM |
The score column is the OSA’s own self-reported SPRS figure from intake, shown as an em dash until they report one. This dashboard reports platform activity and does not predict or guarantee an assessment outcome; the certification decision rests solely with the assessing C3PAO.
Seat 3. Prime and government oversight
A prime tracking its subcontractors, or a government program office tracking a vendor base, sees the portfolio: how many suppliers are current, where the exposure sits, and what moved. It is the same measurement, aggregated.
| Contractor | SPRS est. | Δ prev | Met | Not met | Fresh (days) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Halyard Precision Machining | 104 | +3 | 101 | 4 | 11 |
| Tallgrass Avionics | 96 | +9 | 97 | 7 | 4 |
| Meridian Defense Works, LLC | 78 | +14 | 88 | 14 | 6 |
| Cobalt Systems Group | 67 | 0 | 81 | 21 | 21 |
| Ironwood Composites Inc. | 41 | -6 | 64 | 38 | 38 |
Sharing is yours to switch on
The oversight view is not automatic and it is not something we sell over your head. An engagement appears on a prime or government portfolio only after you enable sharing from your own workspace, and you can withdraw it at any time. Portfolio totals count only the suppliers who have opted in. That is the difference between a contractor choosing to demonstrate readiness and a contractor being surveilled, and we built the switch on your side of it.
Why one shared measurement matters
When the contractor, the assessor, and the program office each keep their own spreadsheet, most of an assessment window gets spent reconciling numbers rather than closing gaps. A single measurement rendered to every seat removes that argument entirely. Your evidence carries a SHA-256 seal from the moment it is collected, and each evidence certificate is signed so an assessor or contracting officer can verify it independently, without taking our word for anything.
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Every company, name, address, date, and figure on this page is fictional and shown to illustrate layout. No customer information appears here. SPRS figures produced by the platform are directional estimates from contractor intake and connected, read-only configuration data. They are not certified C3PAO assessments and not measured DoD-system scores, and on the assessor pipeline the score shown is the contractor’s own self-reported figure.