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Common questions, answered directly.
You upload your issued SOC 2 report; we extract the commitments your organization made in it, including stated cadence and ownership implications, and return them in plain language. AI performs the first extraction; a practitioner verifies the output before delivery. The review is free.
A mutual NDA is accepted before upload is enabled, and your authorization for machine and human analysis is logged separately. The report is encrypted in transit and at rest, and access is limited to the people and systems needed to produce the review. The NDA text is public at soc2doc.ai/nda.
Not in the free review. The review mirrors your commitments; it does not judge whether the organization currently meets them. That kind of assessment requires interviews, evidence, systems, and process review.
The extraction pipeline reads it first. Then a vetted assessor verifies the output before it reaches you. Assessors work under written confidentiality obligations and receive only the access needed for the review.
Free reviews may be retained, anonymized, and used to improve the service, as stated in the authorization you give at upload. You can request deletion at no cost. If you need guaranteed secure deletion immediately after delivery, with a signed certificate for your own vendor-risk records, that is the $99 option on the pricing page.
Those platforms help automate evidence collection and dashboard management. soc2doc focuses on interpreting the commitments, preparing the operating work, supporting auditor conversations, and helping teams follow through. See soc2doc vs Vanta, Drata, Sprinto.
Yes. Many teams keep a platform for evidence collection and use soc2doc for strategy, policy, oversight, and practical follow-through.
No. SOC 2 audits must be performed by an independent CPA firm. We help prepare the work around the audit and can participate in auditor calls, but the audit report comes from your auditor.
If you do not have a report to upload yet, start with the One Plan. It covers templates, weekly Strategy Hours, and the operating plan for getting ready. Once your first report is issued, the Commitment Review helps keep the commitments visible.
Security practitioners who have built and run programs themselves. They verify extracted reviews matched to their experience and work under confidentiality obligations. If that is you, apply to the network.
Yes. The One Plan requires 30 days written notice and has no long-term contract or setup fee. The free review carries no obligation.

Review my SOC 2 - free

Upload your issued SOC 2 and get the commitments mirrored back.