What Crosswalk does, screen by screen
Every screen below is the real application, filled with the example project that ships with it. Three parts: where you stand, the assessment itself, and the duties that keep coming back.
1. Where you stand
Start with the picture, not with the paperwork.
Dashboard
Coverage across every law in scope, with open gaps, risks and products on one screen. The scope is yours to set: the CRA, NIS2, GDPR, the Machinery Regulation and RED, for the organisation and per product.
Gap analysis: open items
Applicable requirements, how many are in place, and the ones still to address, grouped by theme and tagged with the article they come from. Click a row and the assessment form opens at that requirement.
Recommended next actions
The open gaps in priority order, highest severity first, each with the action to take and the articles behind it. It is derived from your own answers, so it changes as you work.
Maturity report
How much of each control set is genuinely in place, weighted by evidence and by how much has actually been assessed. A score that is honest about what you have not looked at yet.
2. Doing the work
One control at a time, with the law next to it.
A control, assessed
Each control brings its legal basis, the questions an auditor asks, evidence prompts and a status. On a paid plan the built-in auditor can interview you and fill a section in from your answers. AI is opt-in.
Multi-regulation overlap
Where the CRA, NIS2, GDPR, RED and the Machinery Regulation ask for the same thing, so one control answers several. The table cross-references the AI Act as well.
All work, in one list
Every open item in the project on one list, from the sections themselves or proposed by the auditor, with an assignee and a place it belongs to. Tick it off here or jump to the section.
3. The duties that keep coming back
Compliance stops being a project and becomes a routine. These are on the Professional plan.
Compliance calendar
Every date the project knows about, in order: law milestones for your scope, support windows, releases and training due dates. Export it to your own calendar, so nothing depends on opening this app in time.
Disclosure policy and security.txt
A publishable coordinated vulnerability disclosure policy and a security.txt file, built from your own contacts and a remediation matrix by severity. Copy it or download it as Markdown.
Harmonised standards tracker
The standards the Commission requested for the CRA, their development status, and whether Crosswalk already assesses that ground. It also states plainly what a standard does and does not give you while it is not yet cited in the Official Journal.
What comes out of it
The documents below are real exports from this same example project, produced by the application. Open them without signing up.
- Edge Controller EC-200 against the CRA (42 pages)
- Technical documentation, CRA Annex VII (7 pages)
- The organisation against the CRA (30 pages)
- NIS2 dossier, Art. 20/21/23 (5 pages)
- Management review (5 pages)
What it costs
The Lite licence covers all five laws on one project at €0. Paid plans from €99 per person per month, and every Lite licence comes with a 14-day trial of one of them. Your projects are plain files in a folder you choose, and they stay readable and exportable whatever happens to the subscription.
Nothing to install, no sign-up, no payment details.