Controls: Every NERC Requirement, Always Current

Stop manually tracking NERC changes. Controls keeps your compliance program current automatically.
NERC's active standards library contains 497 requirements across 87 standards, with another 23 standards (and counting) pending future enforcement. When NERC revises a standard, your compliance program needs to reflect that change before your next audit does it for you.
Most teams track this manually: monitoring the NERC website, updating spreadsheets, hoping nothing slips through. That approach breaks down when three revisions land in the same quarter.
Today, we're introducing Controls, a new feature in Raptor Comply that changes how your team manages every one of those requirements. Each control is automatically tied to applicable documents, tasks, and activity across the platform. New Controls are available ahead of effective dates for changes in the standards, so you can respond in good time.
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Controls maps every NERC requirement to your documents, tasks, and evidence, organized by standard family. At a glance, your team sees which Controls are passing, which need attention, and which are failing.
Each Control comes pre-loaded with the documents and tasks required to demonstrate compliance. Set a task as recurring or event-triggered, assign a due date, and everything underneath activates automatically.
Always Current
When NERC issues an update - a new standard, a new version, an effective date - our monitoring engine pulls the change automatically.
Nico, our AI powered copilot, extracts what changed. A human reviews and approves. Your Controls dashboard updates to reflect the current standard, and a review is triggered on the affected documents and tasks.
Any change flagged by NERC is flagged for your team. No manual monitoring. No discovering a change during an audit.
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