SOC 2 Type I & II · Built for Audit Firms

SOC 2 audit platform
for audit firms & practitioners.

Compliance automation tools are sold to the SaaS company preparing for its SOC 2 audit. GRCfy Maestro is built for the audit firm or practitioner conducting the independent Trust Services Criteria assessment — engagement management, evidence review, and reporting across every client.

67
Controls
14
Criteria Categories
21
Frameworks On Board
234
Custom Finding Templates
Auditor Tool, Not Automation Software

Built for the firm issuing the report, not the vendor.

SOC 2 automation platforms monitor a company's own controls continuously. GRCfy Maestro is the system your firm runs the actual engagement on — across as many clients as you manage in parallel.

CapabilitySOC 2 Compliance AutomationGRCfy Maestro (Auditor Platform)
Who it's built forThe SaaS company being assessedThe audit firm / practitioner conducting the assessment
Multi-client engagement managementSingle organisationUnlimited clients, isolated per-tenant DB
Findings & risk registerContinuous control monitoring234+ finding templates, severity & remediation tracking
Cross-framework control mappingSOC 2 onlySOC 2 + ISO 27001 + DPDP + ESG, cross-mapped
Coverage

67 controls across all 14 criteria categories.

The full AICPA Trust Services Criteria — the nine Common Criteria (Security) plus Availability, Confidentiality, Processing Integrity, and Privacy.

Logical & Physical Access · CC6

9 controls — access provisioning, authentication, and physical boundaries.

Privacy — Notice & Communication · P1–P8

9 controls — the full privacy criteria series, from notice through disposal.

System Operations · CC7

6 controls — detection, monitoring, and response to processing deviations.

Processing Integrity · PI1

6 controls — complete, valid, accurate, timely, and authorised processing.

Control Environment · CC1

6 controls — integrity, ethical values, board oversight, and organisational structure.

Risk Assessment · CC3

5 controls — objective-setting, risk identification, and fraud risk assessment.

Communication & Information · CC2

4 controls — internal and external communication of objectives and responsibilities.

Control Activities · CC5

4 controls — selection and development of controls that mitigate risk to acceptable levels.

Availability · A1

4 controls — capacity planning, environmental protections, and recovery.

Risk Mitigation · CC9

3 controls — business disruption and vendor/business-partner risk mitigation.

Confidentiality · C1

3 controls — identification and protection of confidential information.

External Agreements & Published Policies

3 controls — vendor/customer-facing commitments and publicly stated policies.

Monitoring Activities · CC4

3 controls — ongoing and separate evaluations of control effectiveness.

Change Management · CC8

2 controls — authorised, tested, and approved changes to infrastructure and software.

Need a framework we don't have pre-built? Bring your own control library — Excel, CSV, or built from scratch, alongside the 21 frameworks already on board.

FAQ

Common questions

Does GRCfy Maestro issue SOC 2 reports?

SOC 2 reports must be issued by a licensed CPA firm under AICPA standards. GRCfy Maestro is the platform that firm uses to run the engagement — it doesn't replace the CPA attestation.

How is this different from Vanta or Drata?

Those tools are sold to the company preparing for its SOC 2 audit. GRCfy Maestro is sold to the auditor or firm conducting the independent assessment on that company.

Can I manage multiple SOC 2 clients at once?

Yes — each engagement runs on an isolated tenant database, all visible from one firm-level login.

Does this cover Type I and Type II engagements?

Yes — the same 67-control, 14-category library supports both a point-in-time Type I assessment and a period-of-time Type II assessment; the engagement type determines evidence collection cadence, not the control set.

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