SOC 2 · Trust Services Criteria
SOC 2, without the evidence scramble
Map the Trust Services Criteria to your controls and collect evidence as you go, so when the audit comes round you hand your auditor an organised, traceable record.
From criteria to clean report
Evidence that keeps pace with the period
SOC 2 rewards consistent evidence over time, and the platform is built to keep that evidence flowing throughout the period.
Trust Services mapping
Map the relevant criteria (security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality and privacy) to your controls.
Continuous evidence
Collect and link evidence to controls throughout the period, so a Type II observation window is covered from start to finish.
Control ownership
Assign owners, due dates and reviews to each control, with maker-checker approval on changes.
Exports your auditor can follow
Give your auditor an organised, traceable view of controls and evidence, with fewer back-and-forths.
Reuse across frameworks
Bring your ISO 27001 and DORA controls straight into SOC 2 and build on what you already have.
rAIley assistance
rAIley drafts control descriptions and policy language and flags coverage gaps before the audit.
Frequently asked questions
- Yes. Continuous evidence collection suits a Type II observation period, and a point-in-time Type I is straightforward.
- Security plus availability, processing integrity, confidentiality and privacy as applicable to your report scope.
- Yes. Overlapping controls and evidence are reused across SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
- No. It prepares and organises everything for your independent auditor, who issues the report.
Does it support Type I and Type II?
Which Trust Services Criteria are covered?
Can we reuse ISO 27001 work?
Does it replace our auditor?
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