EQ Comply Pulse
Start with the outcome you need. See where your existing tools, teams, and workflows can deliver more—before you buy more.
Start your Pulse assessmentAbout 10 minutes · No credentials or sensitive data required
Compliance, Built Into the Architecture
Begin with the outcome
Pick one to start. You'll describe the outcome next.
The EQ Comply method
One outcome-led approach.
Three connected phases.
Define the outcome, understand what you already own and actually use, identify the operational constraint, choose the right improvement, and establish ownership and a measure that shows whether it worked.
Understand the required outcomes, current capabilities, actual utilization, gaps, dependencies, and operational friction.
Define the configuration, integration, automation, training, delegation, and decision changes needed to achieve those outcomes.
Establish ownership, evidence, measures, and a review cadence so improvements continue to perform.
What we report, and how
The score is calculated by a published, fixed formula — never silently assigned by AI. Every result separates what you reported, what we infer, and what EQ Comply has independently reviewed.
You report the capability is deployed and its outputs are acted on.
Owned or available, but not confirmed as operating end to end.
Excluded from the score. It lowers confidence instead of counting as failure.
A directional operational diagnostic — not certification, audit, or guaranteed savings.
Three ways to go deeper
A short, adaptive questionnaire. You receive a transparent score, dimension-level results, and two or three priority areas to investigate.
An EQ Comply analyst reviews your answers for contradictions, unsupported claims, and missing context. AI validation remains inactive.
Request it from your Pulse results.
A human-reviewed capability map and roadmap: what to configure, integrate, automate, train, delegate, consolidate — or, only when justified, buy.
Data boundaries
Pulse asks for organization-level descriptions, categories, and ranges. Please don't enter credentials, API keys, network diagrams, IP addresses, logs, customer records, regulated data, or CUI.
Read how we handle your answers