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Compliance

Few organisations can say which laws apply and where they stand. We map every obligation and show what to fix first.

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Three ways to engage

Pick the one that matches the question you have been asked

Compliance assessment

Are we compliant?

3 weeks

A gap assessment against the framework you are answerable to, section by section, with a plan to close each gap.

POPIA, King V, PFMA, MFMA, Companies Act, ISO 27001, sector regulators

  • Gap assessment, section by section
  • Compliance scorecard
  • Remediation plan with owners and dates
  • Board or regulator report
From R85,000Excludes VAT

Regulatory universe and obligations register

What must we comply with?

4 weeks

For organisations without one list of everything they must comply with. We build it, section by section, and map each obligation to an owner and a control.

  • Regulatory universe, by Act and regulator
  • Obligations register with owners
  • Obligation-to-control mapping
  • Compliance risk heat map
From R110,000Excludes VAT

Compliance programme review

Is the function working?

3 weeks

An independent view of the compliance function itself: how it is set up, how it monitors, how it reports.

  • Compliance framework and policy review
  • Monitoring and reporting assessment
  • Maturity rating against GACP and King V
  • Audit committee report with roadmap
From R75,000Excludes VAT
Included in every compliance engagement

What you get regardless of which one you choose

The three services differ in scope. The way we work and what we hand over does not.

  • Primary-source referencesEvery finding cites the section of the Act, regulation or code it comes from.
  • Named ownersEach obligation and each remediation action has a person against it, agreed in the engagement.
  • Executive summaryTwo pages for the board or audit committee: status, top gaps, decisions required.
  • Secure workspaceRegister, evidence and actions held in a workspace you log into and keep updating after handover.
  • Management review sessionFindings walked through with management before anything is finalised.
  • Regulator-ready formatReports structured the way the Information Regulator, auditors and the Auditor-General expect to see them.
What you walk away with

One register. Every obligation. A status against each.

Built from the law, not a template

Obligations are drawn section by section from the Acts that apply to you, so nothing generic and nothing missing.

Mapped to controls and owners

Each obligation links to the control that meets it and the person responsible, so “compliant” is a claim you can evidence.

Stays live after we leave

The register sits in your workspace. Your team updates status and evidence, and the board report regenerates from it.

Obligations register
ObligationSourceOwnerControlStatus
Appoint and register an Information OfficerPOPIA s55 to s56CECEOYesMet
Operator agreements in writingPOPIA s21HEHead: LegalPartialGap
Security breach notificationPOPIA s22CICIONoOpen
Board charter approved and reviewedKing VCOCompany SecretaryYesMet
Combined assurance model in placeKing VCACAEPartialGap
Risk management policy approvedPFMA s51(1)(a)CRCROYesMet
What clients say
A reliable and professional service provider on governance and risk management. Their services improved our risk management practices, with clearer risk assessments, named owners and better reporting.
COGTASceloChief Director: Municipal Governance, COGTA
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Common questions

Before you book

Which one do we need?

If a regulator, auditor, customer or the board has asked whether you comply with a specific Act or code, start with the compliance assessment. If nobody can produce one list of everything you must comply with, start with the obligations register. If the question is whether the compliance function itself is working, start with the programme review. The free assessment settles it.

Which frameworks can you assess against?

Any South African Act, code or standard. POPIA and King V are the most common, followed by PFMA, MFMA, the Companies Act, ISO 27001 and sector regulators such as the FSCA, NCR and OHSC. The framework is confirmed on the scoping call and the price is per framework.

Can we combine them?

Yes. The obligations register is the base. Assessments slot into it as sections and the programme review sits on top. Combined engagements are scoped and priced on the call.

Do you do the remediation as well?

We deliver the plan and, where asked, draft the policies and procedures. Implementation sits with your team, with our fractional support available on a retainer.

Is this for public or private sector?

Both. Public sector engagements include PFMA or MFMA obligations and are structured for Auditor-General review. Private sector engagements include Companies Act and sector regulators.

What happens to the register afterwards?

It stays in your secure workspace. Your team keeps it current, and the board report regenerates from it each quarter. Optional support is available through the board reporting service.

Start with a free assessment

Book with our team. A review of where your compliance stands today and a recommended next step.

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