
A quality review on every PCI DSS ROC.
Upload a PCI DSS ROC and get an automated AI QA review against PCI DSS v4.0.1, across the twelve requirements, with scope definition, evidence per requirement and ROC consistency, before you sign. Faster, consistent, reviewed and signed by you.
ROC review is the bottleneck before the QSA signs and submits.
In a PCI DSS assessment, the ROC, Report on Compliance, is produced by a QSA, Qualified Security Assessor, under the PCI SSC. The bottleneck is the review of the ROC before the QSA signs and submits, and ROCs fail on scope definition, evidence of the e-commerce requirements, MFA coverage for all access and documentation of the targeted risk analysis. The model moved from annual validation to continuous evidence, and the reviewer confirms every finding is tied to the right requirement.
From report upload to a signed review.
Upload the report
Drop a finished or draft PCI DSS ROC (PDF, DOCX or XLSX). foraudits validates it and starts the review.
Our AI engine reviews it
foraudits detects the scheme and runs a structured pass over the twelve requirements, with the CDE scope definition, evidence per requirement, the e-commerce requirements (6.4.3 and 11.6.1) and multi-factor authentication (8.3.1), and the ROC and AOC coherent with the PCI SSC template.
Reviewed report, with comments
You get the report annotated with comments, gaps and findings flagged in context. The decision and the sign-off stay yours.
Every finding tied to the most specific requirement.
With the defined or customized approach documented, and the ROC and AOC coherent with the PCI SSC template.
One engine, many audit types.
Once you are reviewing, we build the full flow: forms, checklists and the report. The same engine that reviews PCI DSS ROCs also runs energy audits and NIS2 supply-chain compliance.
Built for the team that produces and signs the report.
The engine is yours. So is the client relationship.

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foraudits is not an accredited certification body; the decision and signature belong to the reviewer.