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A return you can defend, line by line.

For the teams that owe a return or an audit file: the controls held with their evidence, the report the auditor receives, and the answer with its cited page.

Performance conditions

  1. System average interruption duration must not exceed the published corridor targets.
  2. Transmission losses are reported quarterly against a 6.50 percent ceiling.
  3. Planned outage notices are lodged with the regulator at least 21 days in advance.
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Losses return · Q3 2025Previous filing

Compliance Studio · evidence record

Last quarter's return, as evidence on the control.

Filed · verified
Select a figure or a footnote to see where in its file it was read.The synthetic operator's files. Source marks in the form the product prints: dataset, fields, operation and rows for a figure; document, section and page for a statement.

The questionWhat must this quarter's return show, and can every line of it be defended?

Northline Grid LtdQ4 2025

The return

Transmission losses return

Sources

The return1 / 1
ControlCategoryStatusEvidenceOwnerDue

TL-1.1

Quarterly transmission losses return

Reporting
Compliant
2
Maren Holm10/15/2026

TL-1.2

Planned outage notices

Reporting
Compliant
1
Tomas Lindqvist-

TL-1.3

Annual performance statement

Reporting
In Progress
1
Maren Holm11/30/2026

TL-2.1

Interruption duration within corridor

Reliability
In Progress
0
Tomas Lindqvist9/30/2026

TL-2.2

Grid code compliance statement

Reliability
Compliant
1
Tomas Lindqvist-

TL-2.3

Metering accuracy programme

Reliability
Not Started
0
Tomas Lindqvist12/15/2026

Compliance Studio · framework controls · Product components, synthetic files

Compliance Studio

Every licence condition as a control, with its owner, its status and its evidence.

Import the framework's controls, or your own list from a spreadsheet. Each control carries an owner, a status and the evidence on file, and the completion figure counts only the controls marked compliant.

The workflows

Four workflows, in the order an audit runs.

Each runs over the documents you choose and produces a grounded source briefing: what it read, held for approval, exported as a PDF. The controls, the evidence and the reports are Compliance Studio's.

  1. 01

    Extract obligations

    Over the licence, the regulation or the contract you select. The run records what it read and holds for approval; the register itself is the controls above.

  2. 02

    Review controls

    Over the policies and procedures that answer your controls, with every source on the run.

  3. 03

    Find missing evidence

    Over the evidence documents you select; what is missing shows on the controls, evidence by evidence.

  4. 04

    Prepare audit checklist

    Over the documents you select, its manifest on the run, exported as a PDF once approved.

Report transmission losses to the regulator each quarter against the 6.50 percent ceiling in the licence.

Losses return, Q1 2026, filed
verified
Losses return, Q2 2026, filed
verified

Compliance Studio · control TL-1.1 and its evidence · Product components, synthetic files

Evidence per control

The evidence behind each control, verified or pending.

Each item of evidence is attached to its control with a status. A control memo names the gaps and the remediation steps, so the auditor's question has an answer before it is asked.

Regulatory change

When the regulator publishes, you hear about it.

Regulatory watch raises an alert with a summary and the source page, and records your acknowledgement.

The comparison

Spreadsheets, a general AI assistant, enterprise search, a point GRC tool or an in-house chatbot, and where each fails when the auditor asks for the source.

Read the comparison

Next step

Run a review on your own files.

Bring the licence and the last audit's request list. We will import the controls and run the workflows with you.

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