Meridian
Executive dashboard
Admiralty
A single authoritative view of your organisation's compliance posture — synthesised from across the platform for CISO, GRC leadership, and board-level review.
What it does
Admiralty is Meridian's executive reporting component. It aggregates implementation status, audit findings, and continuous monitoring outcomes from across the platform and presents them as a coherent, real-time posture summary. Rather than requiring compliance teams to manually assemble evidence from multiple systems ahead of an audit, Admiralty maintains a continuously updated record that is ready for review at any time.
The dashboard is designed for three distinct audiences: CISOs who need a live view of the organisation's risk posture, GRC leaders who need to track policy implementation and control coverage, and auditors who need a structured, evidenced account of compliance status across frameworks and time periods.
Who it's for
Admiralty is used by CISOs and executive risk owners, GRC and compliance leadership, and internal or external auditors.
Works best with
Admiralty becomes more complete as more platform components are present. Each component it is paired with adds a new layer of evidence and visibility.
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Chancery
Adds policy implementation status: which requirements are defined, which are enforced, and which have outstanding gaps.
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Loft
Adds architecture approval status: which systems have approved designs on record and which do not.
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Slipway
Adds deployment history: a complete record of what was deployed, when, and against which approved architecture.
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Patrol
Adds live posture: whether production systems are currently in compliance with their approved state.
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Tackle
Adds tooling coverage: which engineering teams have compliant tooling configured and which do not.
How it fits the platform
Admiralty sits at the reporting layer of the compliance loop — the point where the evidence accumulated by every other component is synthesised into something a CISO or auditor can act on. It does not generate evidence itself; it draws on what every other component records as part of its normal operation. The practical effect is that an organisation with a full Meridian deployment no longer needs to prepare for audits — the audit evidence exists continuously, structured and ready.