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SOC 2 automation for modern SaaS teams

Most SOC2 tools automate the checks — access reviews, policy attestations, control mapping. They don't automate the evidence itself, the reviewer sign-off, or the export your auditor actually accepts. Chasa already runs this discipline in production for accounts receivable; SOC2 is next. This page describes what's live today and what's still roadmap — no blurring the two.

GDPR — native, EU-based SOC2 Type I/II — on our roadmap

Not certification claims — see exactly what's live vs. planned on our Trust Center.

The problem: manual evidence, scattered documents, audit fatigue

A typical SOC2 compliance platform is good at telling you whether a control is in place: is MFA enforced, is the access review policy documented, is the vendor list current. What it usually can't do is go collect the underlying proof an auditor actually wants to see, get a human to sign off on it, and hand over a package that doesn't need to be reassembled from scratch next quarter.

  • Manual evidence gathering, every cycle: Type II observation periods and annual surveillance audits both require fresh proof, not last year's screenshots.
  • Evidence lives everywhere but one place: screenshots in Slack, exports in someone's Downloads folder, approvals buried in email threads.
  • Nobody signed off on record: a checklist item marked "done" isn't the same as a reviewer's approval, timestamped and attributable.
  • It falls on whoever is least busy: at small and mid-size companies, evidence collection usually lands on a founder, ops lead, or engineer pulled off their real job for a week.

The solution: automated workflows, audit-ready exports, versioned evidence

Two of the four pieces below are already live in Chasa today for AR/invoice workflows — marked accordingly. The other two are what we're extending to SOC2 next. See our full security and compliance roadmap for what's live vs. planned site-wide.

Roadmap Evidence collection Planned connectors for Entra ID, GitHub, Slack, and Google Workspace pull access and permission evidence from source instead of being screenshotted by hand.
Live today (AR), extending to SOC2 Workflow automation Chasa already runs multi-step AI-drafted chase sequences for invoice follow-up. We're building the same sequencing discipline for SOC2 evidence workflows.
Live today Reviewer approvals Chasa never sends or submits anything without a human reviewing it first — the same review-before-send principle that already governs every invoice chase, timestamped and attributable to a workspace member.
Roadmap Audit exports Versioned, timestamped evidence bundles mapped to SOC2 trust service criteria, exportable as a package instead of reassembled by hand every cycle.

Why start with Chasa

Chasa isn't a general compliance platform bolting evidence automation on as a feature — evidence automation is the core idea the product was built around, first applied to accounts receivable. Our SOX AR evidence automation and audit-ready workflows are live today: timestamped chase history, human-approval logs, and HMAC-signed webhook records that auditors already accept. SOC2 evidence automation extends that same model to your broader SaaS stack. Read the full picture on our Trust Center, or see why we think checks-only tools miss the point in why evidence automation.

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Start with what's live — AI-drafted workflows and reviewer approvals — free. SOC2-specific evidence collection and audit exports are on the roadmap above.

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Related

Compliance solutions → All frameworks we're building evidence automation for. Why evidence automation → The category, and why checks-only compliance tools don't close the gap. ISO 27001 evidence automation → Annex A control evidence, collected instead of screenshotted. Microsoft Entra evidence → Access, group, and MFA evidence exports we're building next.