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Ask your compliance program anything

Plain-language questions across one client or all of them.

ControlMap
Requires MCPby Greg Brydon · Solutions Engineer

Needs an LLM client connected to ScalePad MCP — Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf or similar. Without it the assistant cannot call the recipe's tools.

User prompt

2 inputs to fill
Using ControlMap through the ScalePad MCP, answer this question for [SCOPE]:

[QUESTION]

Give the answer first, then the supporting records in a table. Tell me how confident you are and anything you couldn't check.

How to work with the ControlMap API (ScalePad MCP):
- Find the client with GET /controlmap/v1/clients/health and use its tenant ID (for example "dundmif") in every request. Some clients have no UUID.
- Send the header Content-Type: application/json on every POST, PUT and PATCH, including searches.
- Use page_size of 50 or less and follow next_cursor. The "fields" parameter is ignored, so responses are large.
- Judge controls by "status", not the "compliant" flag. Objective lists include sub-objectives, so take totals from objective_summary.
- Use framework-level scores and labels. The overall score_label on client health can be wrong.
- Older policy sections may be URL-encoded twice: decode them and use the highest version of each section.
- If a call returns 502 or fails to connect, wait a few seconds and retry once. If it still fails, tell me exactly which data is missing.

# Ask your compliance program anything

Hook: Plain-language questions across one client or all of them.

When to use it

Whenever you'd otherwise click through several screens.

What you get

A direct answer with the records behind it.

Fill in the details

  • [SCOPE]: Clients to include (One client name, or "all clients")
  • [QUESTION]: Your question (e.g. Which clients have no current MFA evidence?)

Status

Tested against the ControlMap API on October 16, 2026. Only asks for what the API supports.

GBAuthorGreg BrydonSolutions Engineer · ScalePad

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