Project Compliance Report
Get the ratio of compliant merged pull requests (PRs) among all merged requests by project and expedite your software audits.
Track the Compliance Score of Your Software Projects in Real Time
with the
Project Compliance Report
Get the ratio of compliant merged pull requests (PRs) among all merged requests by project and expedite your software audits.
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Understand the Project Compliance Score Report
The project compliance score is a report that provides the ratio of compliant green build PRs among all merged PRs for each project.
Simplify Software Audits with the Project Compliance Score Report
To facilitate audits and compliance efforts such as SOC 2, be sure to adopt the following procedures as soon as possible for all software projects:
- Builds should be properly run, engineers should not merge their own code, and peer reviews should be promoted.
- Your tools can streamline review thresholds by defining a minimum number of reviews in GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket.
- When exceptions occur, the GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket administrators should explain why PRs are being merged without approval in a comprehensive comment.