
Connect Rippling to RegScale to automate access control evidence collection for federal compliance frameworks including FedRAMP and NIST 800-53.
The Rippling–RegScale integration connects Rippling's employee and access data with RegScale's continuous compliance automation platform, feeding access control evidence into RegScale's control library for frameworks including FedRAMP, NIST 800-53, CMMC, and FISMA. Rippling provisioning events become continuous compliance evidence rather than point-in-time audit artifacts.
RegScale is used by government contractors, federal agencies, and companies pursuing FedRAMP authorization to manage compliance documentation and continuous monitoring requirements. Connecting Rippling ensures access control evidence — a critical requirement across federal frameworks — is continuously updated from the HR source of truth.
Government contractors often manually compile access control evidence before each Assessment and Authorization (A&A) cycle or continuous monitoring review. Connecting Rippling to RegScale makes access evidence continuous rather than periodic, significantly reducing the manual effort before each compliance review.
thePeopleStack configures the Rippling–RegScale data connection to map employee access events to RegScale's control evidence framework. We coordinate with your compliance team on control mapping to the specific frameworks in scope.

RegScale integrations are built around US federal compliance frameworks (FedRAMP, NIST, CMMC, FISMA). This integration is relevant for US government contractors and federal agency implementations, not for Canadian-specific compliance frameworks.
RegScale is a continuous compliance automation platform for government contractors and federal agencies, supporting FedRAMP, NIST 800-53, CMMC, FISMA, and related frameworks with automated evidence collection and control documentation management.
User provisioning events, deprovisioning events, role changes, and access permission changes are the core access control evidence elements that feed RegScale's compliance framework.
Yes. FedRAMP requires continuous evidence of access control — who has access, when access was granted, and when it was revoked. Rippling's provisioning events provide this evidence in a form that RegScale can use for ongoing FedRAMP monitoring.
Yes. CMMC Level 2 and Level 3 require access control evidence. Connecting Rippling to RegScale provides the user access data needed for CMMC practice AC.1.001 and related access controls.
Configuration takes 3–5 hours depending on the regulatory frameworks in scope and the control mapping requirements.