See the gaps before they become exposure.
The Compliance Control Tower compares expected asset registers with actual test history, helping teams find overdue, due-soon and never-tested assets across the managed portfolio.
Expected coverage · Actual evidence
Finding what isn't there
Most systems only show you the certificates that exist. The Control Tower's primary job is identifying the assets that should have been tested, but weren't.
Last test expired
Test nearing expiry
No test record
Overdue
Assets with an expired test frequency. Immediate exposure requiring dispatch.
Due Soon
Approaching expiry within your defined threshold. Forward-planning required.
Never Tested
Assets added to the register but lacking any historical test record.
Evidence you can interrogate
When an auditor or client asks about coverage, the Control Tower gives authorised teams a drillable view of the records and gaps held in Curcle.
Every summary statistic is directly connected to the underlying asset record, the specific test event, the engineer who performed it, and the competent person who released it.
- Red/Amber/Green RAG status tracking
- Expected Register vs Actual History mapping
- Missing record identification
From evidence to a usable report
Structured Audit Exports
Generate structured portfolio reports for internal review, customer conversations and audit preparation without rebuilding the position in a spreadsheet.
01 / Connected evidence
Start with the records already in Curcle.
- Asset register
- Test history
- Released evidence
Portfolio coverage
Register position
Test history
Gaps for review
- Client handover packs
- Regulatory audit exports
- Sub-contractor coverage review
- Internal board reporting
Keep the evidence close to the decision.
Walk through the records and controls that matter to your next review.