FramewiseCOMPLIANCE
About

We run the whole compliance matrix — because our clients always need more than one framework.

At a glance
Structure
Framewise Compliance Canada Inc., an Ontario corporation
Founded
2022
Headquarters
Toronto, ON
Engagement model
Fixed-fee, defined scope

One firm, the whole matrix.

Framewise Compliance serves the growth-stage company whose next deal, audit, or renewal requires more than one framework. A company carrying SOC 2, ISO 27001, and an emerging ISO 42001 requirement is our typical buyer — the kind of organization that large consultancies price as though it already has a compliance department, and that single-framework boutiques underserve by treating every adjacent requirement as somebody else's problem.

We run all nine practices — ISO 27001, ISO 42001, SOC 2, HIPAA, HITRUST, PCI DSS, CMMC, NIST CSF, and TISAX — inside one firm, because the frameworks a growth-stage company needs almost always overlap. A single evidence library, a single set of policies, and a single team accountable for the whole program is faster and cheaper than coordinating three vendors around the same access control.

Every engagement moves down the same four-step ladder — Baseline, Build, Audit Sprint, and Steady State — fixed-fee against a defined scope, with scope settled before the contract rather than discovered during it. Our team is structured the same way the ladder runs: credentialed practitioners scope the engagement and then deliver it themselves, so the people in the pitch are the people in the weekly session.

How we work.

Frameworks are tools for validating maturity, not the maturity itself.
A certificate records that a program operated. It does not create one. We build the program first and treat the assessment as the verification step it was designed to be, which is also why our clients pass surveillance audits without a second project.
Every engagement is fixed-fee, with a defined scope, defined deliverables, and a defined timeline.
Scope is settled before the contract, not discovered during it. If we estimate wrong, that is our risk to carry. Hourly billing rewards the wrong outcome in work this well understood.
We do not compete with the auditor. We partner with them.
We prepare the program, package the evidence, and sit next to you during the assessment. We do not assess our own work, and in frameworks where that separation is a program requirement — CMMC in particular — we partner with an authorized assessment organization rather than blurring the line.

Start with a conversation.

Thirty minutes on the calendar, an honest read on where you stand, and a plain answer on what your next framework actually takes.

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