Project as evidence repository
Link a GitLab project directly to a governance requirement. Commits, merge requests, and pipelines become available as an evidence source.
With SimpleAct's GitLab integration, projects, issues, and merge requests connect directly as governance artifacts — including support for self-hosted GitLab instances.
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syncedSimpleAct connects governance requirements to your GitLab projects. Merge requests and issues become auditable evidence of technical implementation.
What the integration does
Instead of manually collecting technical evidence, link GitLab projects directly to the requirements they support.
Link a GitLab project directly to a governance requirement. Commits, merge requests, and pipelines become available as an evidence source.
GitLab issues can be linked to open requirements or audit playbook items — technical implementation and compliance requirement stay visibly connected.
Merge requests in the configured project flag model or system changes that may be relevant for reassessment triggers and change management.
Workflow
From connection to auditable evidence — in three steps.
Enter the project path and, if applicable, the instance URL of your self-hosted GitLab installation in SimpleAct settings.
Assign the project to one or more governance requirements — e.g. technical documentation or risk management evidence.
Linked commits, issues, and merge requests appear in the evidence register and are ready for exports and regulatory evidence.
The integration is built for compliance evidence — not generic project mirroring.
Yes. You enter the instance URL of your GitLab installation — the integration works with both GitLab Cloud and self-hosted instances.
No, read access is enough for the evidence link. SimpleAct reads commits, issues, and merge requests but never changes any code.
Yes, multiple GitLab projects can be set as an evidence source per governance requirement or AI system.
With SimpleAct's GitLab integration, projects, issues, and merge requests become auditable governance evidence — with no extra effort for your engineering team.
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