One record per engagement
Requirements, completed checks and open exceptions — kept together and dated.
For independent experts & fractional professionals
One passport.
Every client.
Keyro keeps each client’s requirements, device checks and evidence in one dated record — your readiness Passport. When the next engagement starts, you begin from a record instead of a blank page. You own the record; your client still owns the access decision.
01 Why experts keep Keyro
Built for the way
fractional work works.
Your clients pay for your expertise. The security paperwork around it is the same at every client — rebuilt from scratch, on your time. Keyro turns that paperwork into a record you fill once and keep current.
Evidence you can reuse
Where a client allows it, what you already hold counts — fill it once, not per client.
Nothing resets between clients
A recorded closeout carries forward, so each new engagement starts from your history — not from zero.
02 The value, concretely
The old way.
The Keyro way.
Without Keyro
Every new client restarts the same project.
- The same security questionnaire, rebuilt from zero
- Screenshots and attestations chased over email
- Start dates slip while evidence is gathered again
- Offboarding happens — and nobody records it
With Keyro
One record that improves with every engagement.
- A clear checklist per client — begin on the first task, not the first form
- Evidence reused wherever the client allows it
- Dated checks reviewed in one place, so you’re ready sooner
- Closeout recorded — the next engagement starts ahead
Same security rigor on both sides — Keyro just stops you paying for it twice.
03 The journey
Your engagement,
from invite to closeout.
The same six steps for every client — with the specifics of each engagement kept clearly separate.
01
Get invited
A client starts an engagement and sends its requirements your way.
02
See the checklist
Exactly what this client needs: identity steps, device route, tools — no guesswork.
03
Reuse what’s allowed
Where the client approves it, evidence you already hold counts. You stop re-answering the same questions.
04
Get marked ready
Dated checks land in the record. The engagement becomes ready for review — never pre-approved.
05
Work within scope
The client approves access inside the agreed boundaries of identity, tools and data.
06
Close cleanly
Offboarding is confirmed and kept in your record — the next engagement starts from your history, not from zero.
04 Trust, without the theater
What your client
actually sees.
No vague badges. Your client reviews the checks, their dates, the scope, the owner, and any open exception — then makes the access decision that is theirs to make.
A Passport shows readiness for review. It is not a universal certification and it is never a promise of access.
05 Straight answers
Asked by experts,
answered plainly.
Does a Passport guarantee me access?
No. A Passport records your readiness for review. Only your client decides whether the device and access route meet its policy.
What if a client requires company-issued hardware?
We follow their policy. The engagement can use the client’s device process or another approved route, such as a client-hosted workspace.
Can I reuse evidence across clients?
Yes, when each client allows it. Every client sees only the evidence it has approved for its own engagement.
How is a Passport different from a certification?
A certification is universal; an engagement is specific. A Passport is a dated, scoped record of readiness for one client at a time — not a promise of access.
Bring your next
engagement to Keyro.
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