Compliance Automation software.

SOC 2 and GDPR compliance get treated as separate workstreams by most tooling, even though they overlap heavily in practice — an access-control fix that satisfies a SOC 2 Trust Services Criterion is very often also the technical measure GDPR Article 32 asks for. Running them through disconnected spreadsheets and point-in-time audits means re-collecting the same evidence twice and losing the link between a control, the risk it addresses, and the regulation it satisfies.

A shared evidence architecture instead ties each control to its underlying system state — access logs, encryption configuration, vendor contracts, incident records — refreshed continuously rather than gathered in a pre-audit scramble, so a SOC 2 Type II observation period and an ongoing GDPR accountability obligation draw from the same live source instead of parallel manual processes.