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A deal stalls. A renewal comes up. A prospect sends a vendor questionnaire with “SOC 2 report” at the top. Your buyers want a report from an independent compliance firm.
Most audit firms are either too big to care or too junior to help. We sit in the middle – senior-level auditors who treat your engagement like it matters.
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Co-Founder Brick Towers AG
Expectation for an expected timeline was given and also adhered to which helped us a lot to manage expectations with our prospects. Decrypt accommodated our additional input to the draft audit report which helped us to stand out.
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SOC 1 covers financial reporting controls for companies that affect their customers' financial statements. SOC 2 covers data security. If you're unsure which applies, the answer comes from what your customers' auditors are requesting.
Type I unblocks a deal quickly. Type II proves your controls held up over time - which is what enterprise buyers actually want. If your contracts renew annually, Type II is where you're headed.
Type I runs 4-8 weeks from scoping to report. Type II requires a 6-12 month monitoring period before the audit concludes. You'll get a firm timeline during your scoping call.
That's a common starting point. We scope around where you are and tell you what needs to be addressed before the observation period begins.
If you've worked through Vanta, Drata, or a previous auditor, we review what exists and build from it. We'll tell you exactly what transfers during scoping.
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