How GetComply works

A structured compliance operating model for SaaS teams that do not have a full time GRC function.

The model

Platform visibility with advisor guided execution

The GetComply platform is a purpose-built workspace where your team and your advisor work in the same system. It tracks your controls, organizes evidence, surfaces open risks, and keeps tasks assigned and visible, so the state of the program is always clear to everyone involved.

This is not a self-serve compliance tool that leaves interpretation to your team. It is also not a consulting engagement that delivers a report and disappears. It is an operating model. Your advisor stays involved, the platform keeps the work visible, and the program keeps moving.

01

Scope definition

We identify the systems, services, vendors, and trust criteria that actually matter for your readiness program. Good scope decisions reduce wasted work and prevent downstream confusion.

Output

Scope definition document
02

Current state review

We review your current controls, policies, evidence readiness, and operational practices to understand what already exists and where the gaps are.

Output

Readiness gap analysis
03

Roadmap and ownership

We turn the findings into a practical remediation roadmap with clear ownership, priority, and sequencing. Your team sees what needs to happen, what can wait, and what is required to move forward.

Output

Prioritized remediation roadmap
04

Guided execution

Your team works through the roadmap with advisor support. That may include policy work, evidence collection, governance tasks, control design, or readiness reviews. The goal is not just to document work. The goal is to get the right work done in the right order.

Output

Tracked progress across tasks, evidence, and governance
05

Ongoing governance

After readiness work is established, the program still needs to operate. Teams change. Infrastructure changes. Vendors change. Governance support helps keep the program from drifting as the company grows.

Output

Ongoing governance review and advisory support

Governance Portal

What an active engagement looks like

The GetComply platform gives your team a shared view of tasks, evidence, controls, and risks throughout the engagement. The advisor uses the same system to direct the work and track progress.

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Open Tasks

8

2 in progress

Controls

47/63

12 in progress

Open Risks

5

1 high priority

Evidence Items

38

4 pending review

High Priority: Vendor Access Review Overdue

Last completed 47 days ago. Required quarterly. Overdue by 17 days.

Trust Services Criteria

Security (CC)82%
Availability (A)68%
Confidentiality (C)74%

Recent Activity

CC6.1 logical access control policy uploaded and marked complete2h ago
Task assigned: Complete vendor access review (due Mar 20)Yesterday
Risk RK-001 flagged: vendor access review cadence overdue2 days ago
Quarterly governance review Q1 2026 delivered to clientMar 1

Sample engagement data. All company details and figures are illustrative.

Who does what

A shared model with clear responsibility

Client responsibilities

  • Provide information about systems, vendors, and current processes
  • Complete assigned tasks that require internal input or approval
  • Upload requested evidence and confirm operational details
  • Participate in key review and decision points

GetComply responsibilities

  • Define and guide the readiness process
  • Structure and prioritize the roadmap
  • Provide practical direction on policies, controls, and governance
  • Keep the program moving and reduce ambiguity
  • Help your team understand what matters and why

After readiness

Readiness is the start of the program, not the end

SOC 2 work does not stop once a readiness phase is complete. Ongoing governance helps keep controls operating consistently, supports future audit activity, and reduces drift as your team, vendors, and infrastructure evolve.

Want to see how this would work for your team?

Schedule an intro call and we will walk through your current state, internal ownership, and what the right starting point looks like.