Prepare with context.
Describe your system. Work through guided requirements. Reuse company-wide answers and give gaps an owner and a plan.
FedRAMP + CMMC · One hosted workspace
Make the work clear.
Make the package yours.
Turn your team’s security answers into consistent documents. Review what changed. Publish when you’re ready.
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A deliberate path through complex work
Your answers have
somewhere to go.
RampGuide connects the work your team does every day to the package people need to review.
Review before release.
See saved changes, record the review, and build the documents. An owner explicitly publishes the edition readers can access.
Share with control.
Approve access for customers and assessors. Keep private work separate, review reading activity and preserve published snapshots.
A package that tells the truth
See progress.
Keep the gaps visible.
A complete set of answers can still describe unfinished work. Track what needs attention without confusing preparation, publication and an actual assessment.
The operational work, too
Owners, due dates.
And a record of what happened.
Assign recurring tasks, connect them to package requirements, and record completion or a finding. A finished task does not silently change a compliance answer.
A different experience for readers
Share the published edition.
Customers and assessors open a focused document library. The owner controls access; each reader’s tier determines what they can see.
Built around your program
FedRAMP and CMMC.
Specific where it matters.
Program-specific questions, documents and status language. One package represents one system and one framework. Your company can maintain more than one.
RampGuide helps prepare and share documentation. It does not perform an independent assessment, grant certification or authorization, or submit your assessment to SPRS.
From answers to a published package