You start with
The client's existing files, rough notes, or plain descriptions of what they do today. They do not need a finished package to begin.
Guide & client workbench
Bring existing client documentation or describe the environment from scratch—a little or a lot. CUiGuide organizes the starting point, shows what is still needed, and helps draft the work for your approval.
The client's existing files, rough notes, or plain descriptions of what they do today. They do not need a finished package to begin.
Maps real evidence, turns descriptions into focused follow-up questions, and drafts the missing readiness work for lead review.
A draft SSP, a blocking list, a draft SPRS, and a mock result: ready for self-assessment, or not.
800-171 Revision 2 only. The app prepares. It does not certify.
Each open objective is one card: the action, the artifact, the owner, and whether it can wait.
Non-POA&M items and anything over one point stay blocking. A file that only names the control does not close the gap.
When they upload the fix, you rerun. Closed, still open, regressed, newly found.
Architecture chips, ports, and CUI hops become a flow the lead accepts. A system on a CUI hop cannot be marked out of scope.
Unclear uploads stop and ask. You answer. That objective resumes.
Projects, phase, and what is waiting on you or the client.
Uploads and questions for that project. No other client’s name.
320 objectives. Determination statements come from the guide, not a guess.
Network, Wi-Fi, encryption, GovCloud, SOC, DLP, CM, CMDB, IR, SSP. A master advisor checks them.
Distance to 88, with the six requirements that cannot sit on a POA&M.
Drafts stay proposed until you approve them. The human is the product.
Business requests are matched with experienced Guide partners by industry, then shared through a fair round-robin process.
Explore the Guide networkThirty minutes. Discovery, one policy, and the first worklist. No certificate. No score posted to SPRS.