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title: How to view the content of your framework(s)
description: Overview For each activated standard, all requirements and controls are shown in a hierarchical list. For each of those items, the following properties are
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# How to view the content of your framework(s)

### Overview

Where to find in ISOPlanner: [Frameworks](https://portal.isoplanner.app/admin/standards/iso)

For each activated frameworks, all requirements and controls are shown in a hierarchical list. For each of those items, the following properties are shown:

- Chapter
- Title
- Tags
- Owner
- Scope
- Applicability
- Out of scope reason
- Status
- Shared with

 

In this list, there are no options to add, edit or delete single items however there is the option to search and filter the content.

In this overview framework (requirements and controls) are standing alone and are not linked as in the menu Controls and Requirements.

### Audit

in this section, details of all Controls and Requirement can be seen, without being redirected to that element in the respective menu (Controls or Requirements). Information available on each Item is the Framework text, Implementation text and the documents/links which are linked to that item.

### Analytics

<https://portal.isoplanner.app/standards/analytics>

The Analytics tab shows a pie chart for each activated frameworks, with the number of requirements and controls per implementation status:

- Fully covered
- Out Of Scope
- In Progress
- Not Covered

A framework is considered fully implemented when all parts:

1. Have a related control or requirement,
2. The control is in scope,
3. The status is implemented

 

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