Senticit Meridian Ledger™
Audit evidence starts going stale the day after you gather it. Meridian Ledger™ keeps every control under continuous watch — which are passing, which have failed, and which are still running on evidence too old to rely on — so the Evidence Room is current when someone asks, instead of being reconstructed the week before the audit. Where Meridian Radar™ gives you a point-in-time readiness snapshot, Ledger™ is the instrument that never stops looking.
What it reports
- Control states
- passing, failing, stale, or no evidence
- Mean control health
- comparable between reads
- Evidence freshness
- per control, against its own interval
- Coverage
- controls monitored vs. controls declared
- Filed to the Evidence Room
- every read, upserted per control set
What Ledger does
Monitoring that admits what it cannot see
A control with no evidence is not a passing control, and evidence past its interval is not fresh evidence. Ledger reports all four states separately, because collapsing them is how a compliance dashboard ends up greener than the organization.
Four Control States, Kept Apart
Every control is passing, failing, stale, or has no evidence at all. Stale is not failing and no-evidence is not passing — they are different problems with different fixes, and Ledger never folds one into another.
Evidence Freshness on an Explicit Clock
Each control carries its own freshness interval, judged against a supplied point in time rather than the server's wall clock. That makes a freshness claim reproducible — and lets you ask what your posture looked like on the day of an incident.
Mean Control Health
One figure for the estate, filed with every evaluation so it can be compared across reads. Control health improving or decaying over a quarter is a question your evidence can now answer.
The Evidence Room
Every evaluation is filed to the shared Evidence Room, keyed so re-runs update the record rather than piling up duplicates. The trail is the product, not a by-product.
Framework-Aligned Controls
Bring your SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001 or NIST control set as your own inventory — Ledger monitors the controls you actually have rather than insisting on a catalogue of ours.
Meridian Suite Integration
Ledger™ contributes evidence to the Senticit Intelligence Score rather than a score of its own — control health is a shape, not a single number, and the suite reports it as one.
On the roadmap, not shipped: automated evidence-source connectors and a packaged control library. Today, controls and their evidence are supplied through the Meridian API or the console — which is why Ledger monitors your control set rather than a generic one.
Why it matters
The benefits of Meridian Ledger™
- Evidence that is current when someone asks for it
- Stale evidence surfaced before an auditor finds it
- Control health you can trend across quarters
- One evidence trail across every framework you carry
- No re-gathering the same artifacts every audit cycle
- A posture you can reconstruct for any past date
See what your controls actually look like today
Bring your control set and we will show you what Meridian Ledger™ reports — including how much of it is running on evidence that has quietly expired.