Compyl collects your SOC 2 evidence automatically, monitors every Trust Services Criteria control in real time, and keeps you continuously audit-ready — so a Type II is something you maintain, not something you scramble for.
SOC 2 is an attestation report, developed by the AICPA, that verifies how a service organization protects customer data. It is assessed by a licensed CPA firm against five Trust Services Criteria — Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, and Privacy. Security is mandatory; the others are scoped to the services you provide.
Compyl turns SOC 2 from a once-a-year project into an always-on operating state. It connects to your existing systems, collects audit evidence automatically, maps it to the right Trust Services Criteria, monitors every control continuously, and flags drift before it becomes an audit finding — so you stay ready for Type I and Type II year-round.
A clean report proves your controls worked on the days they were sampled. The risk lives in everything that happens between audits — when evidence goes stale and controls quietly drift.
Weeks of chasing screenshots, logs, and exports across teams every audit cycle — manual, error-prone, and impossible to scale.
A revoked-access SLA slips, a config changes, an owner leaves. Controls fail quietly for months with no one watching until the next audit.
More systems, more people, more frameworks. Each audit gets harder, and bolting on headcount to keep up doesn't scale.
Compyl runs SOC 2 as an always-on cycle, not a pre-audit project. Each stage feeds the next and never stops.
Integrate cloud, identity, code, endpoint, and HR systems.
Pull audit evidence automatically, in real time.
Link every control and artifact to the right TSC.
Watch controls continuously and flag drift early.
Hand auditors a current evidence pack on demand.
The biggest cost of SOC 2 isn't the audit fee — it's the weeks your team spends gathering proof. Compyl collects it continuously from the systems you already run, so the evidence is always current and always mapped.
Collecting evidence is only half the battle; stale or incomplete proof is where audits go sideways. New in Compyl 26.2, Evidence Health continuously scores every artifact the moment it changes, so weak evidence surfaces weeks before an audit — not during it.
A SOC 2 Type II is only as strong as the months in between. Compyl monitors every control continuously, scores your posture in real time, and turns the moment a control slips into a tracked task — not a future finding.
SOC 2 shares the majority of its controls with ISO 27001, HIPAA, NIST, and PCI. Compyl cross-maps each control so one piece of evidence satisfies every framework it touches — which is why the second framework costs a fraction of the first.
SOC 2 is built on five Trust Services Criteria. Security is required in every report; the rest are scoped to your services. Compyl maps controls and evidence to each one.
The Common Criteria. Protecting systems and data against unauthorized access, disclosure, and damage.
Keeping systems and data accessible to authorized users to meet uptime and SLA commitments.
Ensuring system processing is complete, valid, accurate, timely, and authorized.
Restricting and protecting information designated as confidential throughout its lifecycle.
Governing how personal information is collected, used, retained, disclosed, and disposed of.
The two report types answer different questions. Most customers want Type II — and Type II is where continuous monitoring pays off.
Confirms your controls are suitably designed on a specific date. A faster first milestone that proves the framework is in place.
Confirms your controls operated effectively across a monitoring period — typically three to twelve months. The report buyers trust most.
Plenty of platforms get you a first SOC 2 report. Compyl was built by security leaders to keep it true every day after, and to make the next framework easy.
Evidence and controls stay live year-round, so a Type II window is clean by default.
Controls, evidence, risks, and policies in one platform — not a stack of disconnected tools.
Pulls live data from the stack you already run, so posture reflects reality, not snapshots.
AI maps controls, drafts remediations, and offloads busywork — your team stays in control.
SOC 2 evidence carries over to ISO 27001, HIPAA, NIST, and PCI without redoing the work.
SOC 2 is an attestation report developed by the AICPA that verifies how a service organization protects customer data. It's assessed against five Trust Services Criteria — Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, and Privacy — by a licensed CPA firm. Security (the Common Criteria) is mandatory; the others are included based on the services in scope. Strictly speaking there's no SOC 2 "certificate" — auditors issue an attestation report — but "certification" is how the market refers to it.
A Type I report evaluates whether your controls are suitably designed at a single point in time. A Type II report evaluates whether those controls operated effectively over a monitoring period — typically three to twelve months. Customers generally prefer Type II because it proves controls work continuously, not just on the day of the audit.
Compyl connects to your existing stack — cloud, identity, code, endpoint, and HR systems — and collects audit evidence automatically in real time. It maps each artifact to the relevant Trust Services Criteria controls, monitors those controls continuously, flags drift before it becomes a finding, and assigns remediation tasks. The result is a live audit-readiness posture instead of a pre-audit evidence scramble.
Compyl 26.2 introduced Evidence Health, which continuously scores every piece of evidence on three dimensions — relevance (does it support the control?), freshness (is it current?), and completeness (does it tell the whole story?). Scoring runs automatically the moment evidence changes and includes an AI summary of exactly what's missing, so audit gaps surface weeks ahead of an audit instead of during it.
A Type I can often be achieved in a few weeks once controls are in place. A Type II requires a monitoring period — commonly three to twelve months — during which controls must operate effectively. Compyl shortens preparation by automating evidence collection and control monitoring from day one, so the monitoring window is spent maintaining readiness rather than building it.
Yes. Compyl cross-maps each control so a single control and its evidence can satisfy SOC 2 alongside ISO 27001, HIPAA, NIST CSF, PCI DSS, and 20+ other frameworks. You collect the evidence once and reuse it everywhere it applies, which is what makes adding the next framework far cheaper than the first.
Compyl is built for security and GRC teams at mid-market and enterprise organizations that handle sensitive customer data — CISOs, compliance managers, and IT leaders who need to achieve SOC 2 and keep it continuously maintained as the business scales, without adding audit-prep headcount.
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