SaaS compliance that keeps pace with your pipeline
Selling software to companies means SOC 2 and GDPR land at once, and every serious prospect sends a security questionnaire. Complies runs all of it from one cross-mapped control set.
SaaS compliance means proving your security posture to customers, usually SOC 2 for North American buyers and GDPR for anyone with EU users, and a platform that cross-maps both keeps you from doing the work twice. In practice the two arrive together: the same enterprise deal that asks for your SOC 2 report also sends a data processing addendum and a security questionnaire. Complies holds one control set and maps it across frameworks, so your access control policy satisfies SOC 2 CC6.1 and GDPR Article 32 at the same time, and SOC 2 work pre-fills roughly 60 percent of ISO 27001 if a customer asks for that next. Security questionnaires draw answers from the same map, turning a two-week engineering interruption into an afternoon. Evidence is collected once, owned by a named person, and reused across frameworks and audit cycles. Every paid tier from Growth includes all frameworks cross-mapped, prices are published starting at $79 a month, and you can be looking at your first readiness score the same day you sign up.
The heavy lifting is done by control mapping software and compliance reports and questionnaire answers, with soc 2 compliance software and gdpr compliance software built in.
What this looks like from where you sit
Questionnaires eat engineering weeks
Every serious prospect sends a security questionnaire, each one slightly different, and each one turns into two weeks of pinging engineers for screenshots and half-remembered policy answers.
SOC 2 and GDPR land at once
The same deal that requires a SOC 2 report brings a DPA and GDPR questions. Treated as separate projects, your team does overlapping work twice with two different spreadsheets.
Compliance debt compounds with growth
Every new hire, vendor, and microservice adds obligations nobody logs. By renewal time the gap between your documented posture and your real one has become a genuine risk.
What changes in the first month
One control set, every framework
Controls are cross-mapped across SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI DSS, so each control you implement counts everywhere it applies, automatically.
Questionnaires answered in an afternoon
Reports and questionnaire answers come straight from your live control map and evidence store, so sales stops borrowing engineers to get through security review.
Readiness your sales team can quote
A live per-framework readiness score gives account executives an honest, current answer when procurement asks where your compliance program stands.
Renewals without the fire drill
Evidence recurs on the compliance calendar with owners and due dates, so the annual audit is a review of work already done, not a quarter of catch-up.
Asked by teams like yours
If you sell to businesses and any of your users are in the EU, effectively yes. SOC 2 is what North American buyers request in procurement, and GDPR applies by law to EU personal data regardless of where your company sits. The good news is the overlap is large: access control, encryption, vendor management, and incident response serve both, and Complies maps each control to both frameworks so you implement once.
Complies generates answers from your actual control map and evidence, which is what makes them fast and defensible. You get exportable reports and per-control answers you can paste or attach, with the evidence behind each one linked. A human still reviews before sending, because a questionnaire is a representation you make to a customer, but the assembly work drops from weeks to hours.
You add the framework in Complies and your existing SOC 2 controls cross-map automatically, so ISO 27001 readiness typically starts around 60 percent instead of zero. Evidence you already collected is reused wherever ISO 27001 accepts it. Cross-mapping is included in every plan from Growth up, so adding a framework is a decision, not a new procurement cycle.
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Audit-ready without the hire
Growth covers every framework at $199 a month, billed yearly.