State legislation, insurance requirements, personal ambitions. Add them as goals, and every control you evidence counts towards the goals it belongs to, all at once.
Use one, the other, or both. The audit adapts to your district. Not the other way round.
Ten minutes at a time. Nothing skipped.
Talk it through. The auditor does the rest.
Keep the tools your staff already know, and see their results in the wider context of your cybersecurity effort. Human risk stops being a separate report and becomes part of the same picture as your controls.
Generate reports across your whole cybersecurity effort whenever you need them. Cabinet meeting on Thursday? Insurance renewal next month? The platform becomes your knowledgebase, so you stop entering the same information into questionnaire after questionnaire.