Built for SaaS, fintech, and marketplaces that touch card data

PCI DSS Compliance AI Tool

Understand your cardholder data risk before your next QSA call

Describe your payment architecture once and get an instant PCI DSS readiness assessment: cardholder data flows, CDE boundaries, and the controls you're still missing.

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Built for product and engineering teams, not just QSAs

AI Compliance Advisor explains PCI DSS in the context of your actual stack—Stripe, Braintree, custom checkout flows, microservices—so your team knows what to fix first.

Cardholder data mapping
Understand where cardholder data flows, which systems touch it, and what can be kept out of scope.
  • Clarify what lives inside vs. outside your CDE
  • Spot risky logs, exports, and admin tools
Control gap analysis
Map your current controls to PCI requirements and identify high-risk gaps quickly.
  • Network segmentation, logging, and monitoring
  • Policies, training, and incident response coverage
QSA-ready summary
Share a structured snapshot with your QSA or acquirer instead of raw notes and diagrams.
  • Give auditors context before deep dives
  • Re-use content for RFPs and security reviews

What a PCI DSS readiness report looks like

Each scan produces a narrative that combines architecture, cardholder data flows, and control status into something your team and QSA can both work from.

  • CDE overview

    Description of which systems form your cardholder data environment and why.

  • Requirement-by-requirement status

    See which of the 12 PCI requirements you meet today and where the biggest gaps are.

  • Actionable remediation steps

    Specific tasks for engineering, DevOps, and security to tackle before your next assessment.

Sample PCI DSS Readiness Snapshot
A simplified example of what an AI-generated PCI DSS report can look like inside Compliance Advisor.

Example: Subscription SaaS using Stripe

Overall readiness: Medium — Stripe integration is solid, but logging and policies lag behind.

Top 3 risks

  1. Insufficient logging of administrative access to payment configuration.
  2. No documented process for quarterly vulnerability scans.
  3. Lack of formal security awareness training for staff.

Next 5 actions

  • Enable and retain detailed logs for admin actions on billing settings.
  • Schedule regular external and internal vulnerability scans.
  • Roll out a lightweight security awareness training module.
  • Document password and MFA requirements for administrative accounts.
  • Clarify responsibilities with your PSP in writing.

PCI DSS questions founders actually ask

Does tokenization remove my PCI scope completely?

Tokenization reduces scope, but systems that can impact cardholder data security can still be in scope. The tool explains your residual obligations based on your architecture.

How often do I need to assess PCI DSS?

Most organizations perform at least annual assessments and after major changes. You can run AI-based readiness checks more frequently to avoid surprises.

Can I share the report with my acquirer or bank?

Yes. Many teams use the AI-generated snapshot as context when discussing scope and expectations with their acquirer, bank, or QSA.

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Run a free scan, map your cardholder data environment, and give your next QSA or buyer a clear, confident story about your PCI posture.

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