The Evidence Agent uses browser automation to sign in to your consoles and capture the screenshots and exports auditors ask for — on a schedule, attached to the right control, timestamped and attributed.
Audit prep usually means someone logging into a dozen portals to screenshot settings the week before the assessor arrives. The Evidence Agent does that work continuously — a headless browser captures each artifact, files it against the control it proves, and keeps it current so you never assemble evidence from scratch.
A headless browser signs in and captures the evidence for a control automatically — no analyst clicking through portals every quarter.
Every artifact lands on the control it proves, with a timestamp and source, so your evidence library is always current — not a shared drive of loose PNGs.
Run collection on a cadence so evidence never goes stale between audits, and drift shows up as a changed capture rather than a surprise.
Hand assessors a complete, attributed evidence package instead of a scramble of screenshots pasted into a document.
Point it once, and the evidence keeps itself current against the control it belongs to.
Point the agent at the console and the specific control you need evidence for.
The browser agent runs the capture — screenshot or export — on demand or on a schedule.
The artifact is filed against the control, timestamped and attributed, ready for the next audit.
Evidence refresh used to mean three days of logging into a dozen admin portals and screenshotting settings.
The agent walks the portals on schedule and files each capture against the control it proves. The morning job is review, not collection.
“I need current proof of your MFA policy configuration — not last quarter’s.”
The freshest capture is already attached to the control, timestamped and attributed. Forward it.
Evidence for six clients means six tenants, six logins, six folders of screenshots.
Scheduled jobs run per organization and file into each org’s own evidence library, isolated and audit-ready.
The guide covers installing the Evidence Agent, granting console access, and scheduling your first collection.
See automated, control-linked evidence collection on your own tenant in a live walkthrough.