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CMMC 2.0 IS HERE

You just got told your company needs CMMC. Now what?

CMMCDocs walks your team through every control, every piece of evidence, and every policy — so when the C3PAO shows up, you already know the answers. Level 1 or Level 2. Start today.

  • AI evidence suggestions tell you exactly what to upload for each control
  • Incident response ticketing with 72-hour DIBnet reporting timer
  • 6 MFA methods: passkeys, authenticator apps, SMS, security keys, PIV/CAC, backup codes
  • Real-time SPRS score with auto-compliance checks across all 110 controls
  • SSP, POA&M, evidence vault, and assessment package generator included
  • 90+ training lessons assigned by role with quizzes and completion tracking
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The Actual Product

This is what you'll be working in.

Real screen, real data — your live POA&M tracker with the 180-day countdown, control references, owner assignment, and aging built in. No mockups.

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CMMCDocs POA&M tracker showing real CMMC data with priority, control reference, weakness, owner, target date, and status columns

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Regulatory Backdrop

Why this matters right now

The CMMC 2.0 Program Final Rule (32 CFR Part 170) took effect December 16, 2024, and the acquisition-side rule amending DFARS 252.204-7021 phases certification requirements into DoD contracts beginning in 2025. Any contractor or subcontractor processing, storing, or transmitting Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) under DFARS 252.204-7012 will need a CMMC 2.0 Level 2 certification — assessed by an authorized C3PAO for prioritized acquisitions — at the point of contract award. A failed assessment means no award, no renewal, and potential False Claims Act exposure for prior SPRS score affirmations made by a senior official. The cost of a re-assessment is six figures. The cost of losing a single DoD prime or sub contract is typically far more.
If This Sounds Familiar

The pain you're living with — and what we do about it

You've inherited a compliance program built out of Word docs, SharePoint folders, and someone's email. Here's what changes when you replace it with one system of record.

The pain you're living with What CMMCDocs does about it
Your SSP is a 500-page Word doc nobody has updated since 2023.Live SSP broken into per-control sections, auto-saves, flags placeholder text, and exports to a clean PDF the assessor can read.
Your POA&M exists, but you can't tell which items are past the 180-day window.POA&M tracker with hard 180-day countdown timers, owner assignment, and red/yellow/green aging — visible on the dashboard, not buried in a tab.
Every requirement has evidence "somewhere" in your shop — screenshots in email, configs on a laptop, logs in Slack.Per-requirement evidence vault. Drag-drop screenshots, configs, and logs directly under the requirement they prove. One click builds the assessor packet.
Your policy templates came from a consultant. They're generic and half of them don't match what your team actually does.Pre-built policy and procedure set written for small DIB shops, with inline editing and a "this is how we actually do it" field on every requirement.
Your annual security awareness training is a fire drill every December.Built-in CUI and insider-threat curriculum, per-user completion tracking, automatic reminders, and exportable training records for the assessor.
Your MSP handles half the requirements, your team handles the other half, and nobody knows which is which.Shared/inherited flag on every requirement with a named responsible party (you, MSP, or cloud provider) and a responsibility matrix tied to each assessment objective — the granularity an assessor will actually accept.
Your CEO asks you every Monday "are we ready" and you don't have a real answer.Single readiness percentage on the home screen, broken down by control family, with a date-of-last-evidence stamp on every item.
Your last assessor visit, your team spent three days hunting for documents you knew you had.Auditor mode: a read-only, organized export of the SSP, POA&M, evidence packet, and training records — generated in under a minute.
The Platform

Everything you need to get assessment-ready

CMMCDocs gives your team a single system of record for controls, evidence, policies, training, incidents, and vendor risk — so nothing falls through the cracks before assessment day.

Controls Dashboard

Real-time visibility across all controls

See all 110 controls at a glance. Green means ready, amber means in progress, red means gap. Your SPRS score updates in real time.

Evidence Vault

AI-powered evidence mapping

Upload screenshots, config exports, and policy docs. Each one maps to the control it proves. AI suggests what evidence you need for each control.

SSP & Assessment Package

The deliverable you hand your C3PAO

Your System Security Plan builds itself as you work. When assessment day comes, generate the complete package — SSP, evidence index, POA&M, SPRS — in one zip.

Training That Sticks

Role-based curriculum with accountability

90+ lessons across 9 modules, assigned by role. Your IT lead learns firewall segmentation. Your HR lead learns personnel screening. Everyone passes a quiz.

Incident Response Ticketing

Full lifecycle incident management

Create incidents, assign responders, track through Detect → Contain → Eradicate → Recover → Close. 72-hour DIBnet reporting timer built in.

POA&M Tracker

180-day closure rule, enforced

Every gap gets a plan. Every plan gets a 180-day deadline. Approaching deadlines go yellow, overdue items go red. Your assessor sees you're actively closing gaps, not ignoring them.

Contract & DFARS Tracking

Know exactly what's at stake

Track every contract that requires CMMC. DFARS 252.204-7012, 7019, 7020, 7021 checkboxes. See total contract value at risk.

Vendor Risk Management

Supply chain compliance in one place

Send security questionnaires, track responses, score vendors. Auto-flag questionnaires pending over 14 days.

Board Reports

Executive-ready compliance summaries

One-click executive summary with SPRS score, trend chart, risk breakdown, and compliance trajectory. Print-optimized for board meetings.

6 MFA Methods

Your platform's security is your evidence

Passkeys, authenticator apps, SMS, security keys, PIV/CAC smart cards, and backup codes. Plus 15-minute idle timeout. Your platform's security is your evidence.

AI-Powered Guidance

Plain-English help for every control

Stuck on a control? AI generates evidence suggestions, POA&M remediation plans, and plain-English explanations of what each requirement means.

MSP Portal

Multi-tenant compliance management

Managing compliance for multiple clients? The MSP dashboard shows every tenant's SPRS score, readiness, and gaps in one view.

Built For Your Whole Team

Three people in your company need this.
We speak to all three.

For the CEO / Owner

Your $5M subcontract has a CMMC clause.

CMMCDocs gets you assessment-ready in days, weeks, or months — not years. See your SPRS score, your risk exposure, and your timeline on one dashboard.

For the Compliance Lead / IT Manager

You just got handed 110 controls and told to figure it out.

CMMCDocs breaks it into tasks, assigns them to your team, and shows you exactly what evidence to collect for each one.

For the MSP / Consultant

Stop building spreadsheets for each client.

The MSP portal lets you manage 50 tenants from one dashboard with per-tenant SPRS tracking and assessment readiness.

$

The math is obvious.

Average lost DoD subcontract

$250K+

C3PAO re-assessment fee

$50K–150K

CMMCDocs Level 2

$7,188/yr

One lost contract pays for 34 years of CMMCDocs. One re-assessment pays for 7–20 years.

Pick the line item that lets you sleep.

Pressure Test

What an assessor expects on day one

Whether you're walking into a C3PAO certification assessment, a Joint Surveillance Voluntary Assessment (JSVA) conducted under DIBCAC oversight, or your three-year recertification — the assessment week looks the same. If your reaction to any of these is "I don't have that ready," you're not alone — but you don't have to stay there.

  1. Open with a scoping validation session — defend your CUI boundary, every Security Protection Asset (SPA), every Contractor Risk Managed Asset (CRMA), and every Out-of-Scope asset, with diagrams.
  2. Interview the AC family owner about account provisioning, periodic access reviews, and separation of duties — and watch a real review happen in your IdP.
  3. Demonstrate MFA enforcement for remote access and privileged accounts per AC.L2-3.1.13 and IA.L2-3.5.3 — live, in your environment, not in a screenshot.
  4. Produce the evidence list for AU.L2-3.3.1 audit events: which events are logged, on which Information Systems, retained how long, reviewed by whom, on what cadence.
  5. Walk through your Incident Response plan, last tabletop artifacts, and the 72-hour reporting workflow into DIBNet required by DFARS 252.204-7012.
  6. Pull a sample of media sanitization records under MP.L2-3.8.3 — and show the NIST SP 800-88 method used.
  7. Inspect your configuration baselines (CM family), the change control record for the last 90 days, and evidence that unauthorized software is actually being blocked.
  8. Validate FIPS-validated cryptography (SC.L2-3.13.11) by asking for CMVP certificate numbers for every module protecting CUI — not vendor marketing claims.
  9. Review your shared responsibility matrix with every external service provider touching CUI, including FedRAMP Moderate authorization evidence for any cloud handling CUI.
  10. Sample your training records (AT family), background screening records (PS family), and reconcile every open POA&M item against the 180-day clock before issuing the final assessment report.
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Spin up a demo account in under a minute, pre-loaded with a sample SSP, POA&M, and evidence vault so you can click around the way an assessor would.

Instant accessDemo account with sample SSP, POA&M, evidence, and curriculum data.
30-min walkthroughOne-on-one tour from the founder, on request.
Direct linePersonal Slack and email access for your first week.
Frequently Asked

Questions defense contractors keep asking us

Do I need CMMC Level 2 certification?
If your company handles Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) under a DoD contract or subcontract, you almost certainly need CMMC Level 2. The CMMC 2.0 Final Rule phases certification requirements into DoD contracts, and prime contractors are already flowing the requirement down to subs. If your contract references DFARS 252.204-7012 and you receive CUI, plan for a third-party Level 2 assessment by a C3PAO.
What is the difference between CMMC Level 1 and Level 2?
Level 1 covers 17 basic safeguarding practices for Federal Contract Information (FCI) and allows annual self-assessment. Level 2 covers all 110 security requirements in NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2 and applies to contractors handling CUI. Most Level 2 contracts require a third-party assessment by a C3PAO every three years, with annual affirmation by a senior company official in SPRS.
How long does CMMC certification take?
For most small and mid-size defense contractors, CMMC Level 2 readiness takes six to eighteen months depending on starting maturity. Companies with an existing IT program and documented policies move faster. CMMCDocs shortens that timeline by giving you a structured curriculum, a pre-built SSP framework, and an evidence vault so you stop rebuilding documentation from scratch.
How much does CMMC Level 2 certification cost?
Total cost varies widely. C3PAO assessment fees alone typically range from the low five figures to well into six figures based on scope and complexity. Add internal labor, remediation, tooling, and consultants, and many contractors spend significantly more. A compliance platform like CMMCDocs reduces consultant dependency and remediation time, which is usually where budgets overrun.
What is a POA&M and how does it work under CMMC?
A Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M) documents requirements you have not yet fully implemented and your plan to close them. Under CMMC 2.0, a limited subset of requirements can be on a POA&M at assessment time, and you have 180 days to close them or you lose conditional status. CMMCDocs tracks every POA&M item against that 180-day window automatically.
What is an SSP and do I need one for CMMC?
A System Security Plan (SSP) is the foundational document describing how your organization meets each NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2 security requirement. It is required for CMMC Level 2 and is the first artifact a C3PAO will ask for. Your SSP must be current, accurate, and tied to real evidence. CMMCDocs builds your SSP as a living document that updates as your environment changes.
We already have a SharePoint full of this stuff. Why do we need this?
Most of our customers did too. The problem isn't that the documents don't exist — it's that nobody knows which version is current, which requirements each one maps to, or what's missing. CMMCDocs is built around the 110 requirements themselves, so every policy, procedure, and piece of evidence lives under the requirement it satisfies. Pull your existing SharePoint content in on day one. We just give it a structure an assessor will recognize.
Our MSP says they'll handle CMMC for us. Doesn't that cover it?
Some MSPs are great at this. Most handle the technical controls — MFA, logging, patching — and leave the documentation, training, POA&M, and assessor prep to you. CMMC is roughly 60% paperwork and process, and your MSP cannot sign your SSP. CMMCDocs is designed to work alongside your MSP: mark requirements as inherited, attach their evidence, and keep the things only you can own — policies, training records, incident response — in one place.
How is this different from a GRC tool like Drata or Vanta?
Those tools are built for SOC 2 and ISO shops with cloud-native stacks and a full-time compliance team. CMMC is a different animal — it's NIST 800-171, it covers physical and personnel requirements, and it's assessed by a human being from a C3PAO, not an automated scan. CMMCDocs is built for one framework, for small defense contractors, and ships with the actual SSP, policies, and curriculum you need. No 90-day implementation. No per-integration pricing.
Is our CUI safe in your platform?
CMMCDocs is your compliance system of record, not a CUI enclave. It holds the artifacts that describe your program — policies, procedures, evidence screenshots, training records, POA&M items, audit logs — and that's exactly the boundary you want. CUI itself stays in your existing CUI environment (your GCC High tenant, your on-prem enclave, wherever you've already drawn the line) where it's already inside scope. We run in a US-only environment with FIPS-validated encryption at rest and in transit, append-only audit logging, row-level tenant isolation, and SHA-256 integrity hashing on every uploaded file. The platform itself is built and operated to NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2 standards — we run our own program in our own product, and we're happy to walk you through our SSP on request. If you're unsure whether a specific artifact crosses the CUI line, ask us before you upload — we'd rather tell you "send that one to your enclave instead" than guess.
What happens if we cancel?
You leave with everything. One click exports your SSP and policies as PDF, your POA&M and evidence index as .xlsx, and your raw evidence files as a single zip. No "request your data within 30 days" games. We'd rather you stay because the product earns it every month than because you're afraid of what happens if you go.
Built By Someone Who's Done It

You're not buying from a salesperson.

Mike, founder of CMMCDocs.com

Hi, I'm Mike — and I built this because my clients needed it.

I've spent nearly 35 years building software and the last 20 running Devion, the company behind ComponentCRM.com, InventoryCapture.com, and a long list of other systems built for the electronic component industry. A lot of our customers are small defense subcontractors — and over the last few years, I've watched them suffer through CMMC.

They were drowning in 500-page Word documents, screenshots scattered across SharePoint, consultants who delivered binders no one could maintain, and GRC tools (Drata, Vanta, Apptega) that were built for SOC 2 shops with cloud-native stacks — not a 60-person machine shop trying to pass a C3PAO assessment, or a 20-person brokerage or component supplier trying to keep government contracts flowing. After enough late-night calls helping them assemble evidence at the last minute, I decided there had to be a better way — so we built it.

CMMCDocs is the platform I wish my customers had had three years ago. It's built by the same Devion team that's been shipping production software to the component industry for two decades. If you sign up for a demo, the email comes from me. If you ask for a walkthrough, I'm the one running it. I answer my own email and I'd rather lose the sale than sell you a tool you don't need.

— Mike, Founder, Devion · hello@cmmcdocs.com

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  • 17 FAR 52.204-21 controls with guidance
  • CUI Boundary Definition Wizard
  • Self-Assessment & Annual Affirmation
  • L1-specific curriculum (4 modules, 20 lessons)
  • Evidence vault & POA&M tracker
  • Policy templates (10 core documents)
  • SPRS score tracker
  • AI evidence suggestions
  • Incident response ticketing
  • 6 MFA methods (passkeys, TOTP, SMS, security keys, PIV/CAC, backup codes)
  • Contract & DFARS tracking
  • Unlimited users
  • Email support
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