A SOC 2 report is an examination under AICPA attestation standards, performed and issued by an independent licensed CPA firm. Enablement® provides the part before and underneath the audit: continuous evidence collection and readiness organized against the Trust Services Criteria, so the CPA firm's fieldwork starts with populations and evidence in hand.
Your controls and existing evidence are mapped to the Trust Services Criteria. Findings and gaps are tracked in the platform until your audit window opens.
Access reviews, vulnerability scans, change history and audit trails are collected as your team works, not reconstructed at audit time.
The examination is performed and issued by an independent licensed CPA firm, working against live evidence rather than screenshot archives.
$800 /month per organization
from $25,000 first year
Quoted per scope
Independence, stated plainly: the CPA firm that audits you is not us and does not work for us. Enablement® provides readiness and evidence automation; the attestation report is the CPA firm's own professional opinion.
No. A SOC 2 report is issued by an independent licensed CPA firm; there is no such thing as a vendor-issued SOC 2 certificate. We provide the readiness work and the evidence pipeline the firm examines.
Yes. If your firm is licensed to perform SOC 2 examinations, the platform simply gives its fieldwork live evidence and organized populations. The Type II bundle with a partner firm is for organizations that do not have an auditor yet.
A Type I examines design at a point in time; a Type II examines operating effectiveness over a period. Continuous evidence collection is what makes the Type II window painless, which is why the bundle targets Type II.
Yes. The same evidence pipeline feeds every framework, which is the point of the multi-framework option: one collection layer, several reports.
Twenty minutes to see the evidence pipeline against the Trust Services Criteria.