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Compliance Automation Service

Compliance that runs
while you sleep.

Stop assigning engineers to collect screenshots for auditors. We build the automation, the dashboards, and the alert systems your team needs, custom to your stack, your frameworks, and the way you actually work.

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Compliance Score
78%
SOC 2 Type II — Example client view
Evidence Collected
CloudTrail logs verified
Access reviews complete
Encryption policy drift
SOC 2 Type II ISO 27001 GDPR HIPAA PCI-DSS CCPA AWS CloudTrail GitHub Audit Logs Jira Integration FedRAMP CIS Controls NIST CSF SOC 2 Type II ISO 27001 GDPR HIPAA PCI-DSS CCPA AWS CloudTrail GitHub Audit Logs Jira Integration FedRAMP CIS Controls NIST CSF
"Manual compliance is like having your best engineer spend every Friday collecting screenshots for a spreadsheet that nobody wants to update."

The evidence does not change that much. The policy does not change that much. What changes is the cost of collecting it by hand every single quarter. Automation does not replace the judgement your team brings to compliance. It removes the parts that never needed human judgement in the first place.

Why manual compliance breaks down

The real cost is not
the audit fee.

These are the patterns we see on the inside of companies that look compliant on paper but are quietly struggling to stay that way.

01
Engineering time disappearing into audit prep

Engineers spend days before every audit collecting log exports, access reports, and configuration screenshots. That time is gone and the process starts over next quarter.

02
Compliance drift that nobody catches in time

A policy changes in AWS. A new team member gets overly broad permissions. An access review gets skipped. Without continuous monitoring none of these surface until the auditor does.

03
Evidence scattered across tools with no single view

Logs in CloudTrail, tickets in Jira, code changes in GitHub, access history in Okta. Pulling these together manually for each control is slow and error prone every time.

04
Investors and enterprise buyers asking harder questions

A SOC 2 report is no longer enough. Buyers want continuous compliance proof, not a point-in-time snapshot from six months ago. The bar has moved and annual audits are no longer keeping up.

How Bithost can help

Built for teams that
cannot afford surprises.

Everything below is something we actively implement and run alongside your team. No black-box software you are left to configure alone.

Automated Evidence Collection

We connect to your existing tools and pull the evidence each control requires on a schedule. CloudTrail logs, access reviews, change records and deployment histories are collected without anyone lifting a finger.

Real-Time Compliance Dashboard

We build a single dashboard for your team that shows compliance posture across all frameworks in real time. Every control, its current status, and what evidence was collected when. We design it around how your team actually reviews this information.

Compliance Drift Alerts

When something changes in your environment that affects a control, you hear about it the same day. Not from your auditor. Not six months later. You get a clear description of what changed and what to do about it.

Deep Tool Integrations

We integrate with AWS CloudTrail, GitHub, Jira, Okta, Slack, PagerDuty and more. Evidence pulls happen automatically and map directly to the controls in your chosen framework without manual tagging.

GDPR Data Mapping

We document where personal data lives, how it flows between systems, who has access and what the legal basis is for each processing activity. Maintained continuously rather than rebuilt from scratch each year.

Audit Log Aggregation

Logs from every tool aggregated and normalized into a consistent format, retained for the duration your framework requires. When an auditor asks for evidence of a specific event we pull it in seconds rather than digging through separate systems.

Audit-Ready Report Generation

When your audit window opens the evidence package is ready. Not partially ready. We generate auditor-facing reports in the format your framework requires with controls mapped, evidence linked, and exceptions documented.

Vendor and Access Risk Reviews

We automate the periodic access reviews and vendor assessments that most frameworks require. Your team reviews flagged items rather than hunting through HR data and provisioning logs manually each cycle.

Integrations

Works with the tools
you already use.

No ripping out your existing stack. We pull evidence directly from the tools your teams live in every day.

AWS CloudTrail
Cloud Audit Logs
GitHub
Code and Access Events
Jira
Change Management
Okta
Identity and Access
Slack
Drift Notifications
PagerDuty
Incident Records
Datadog
Monitoring Evidence
And more
Custom integrations available
How it works

From zero to continuous
compliance in weeks.

1
Framework and gap assessment

We map your current environment against your target framework, whether that is SOC 2, ISO 27001, or GDPR, and show you exactly where you stand today. No assumptions, no generic templates.

2
Connect your tools

We configure integrations with your cloud accounts, version control, ticketing, and identity systems. Evidence starts flowing in automatically from day one. No manual exports required.

3
Custom dashboard and alerts delivered

We build and hand over a compliance dashboard designed around your team's workflow. Drift alerts are wired into your Slack or email. We configure the thresholds, test the alerts, and make sure nothing falls through the cracks between quarterly reviews.

4
Audit-ready whenever you are

When your auditor asks for evidence we compile the package for you. Everything is mapped, timestamped, and formatted. What used to take your team weeks of prep typically takes us an afternoon.

SOC 2 Control Coverage Example client dashboard
Trust Service Criteria Coverage
Security (CC)
91%
Availability (A)
88%
Confidentiality (C)
74%
Processing Integrity (PI)
95%

3 controls need attention. Encryption-at-rest policy has drifted on 2 S3 buckets. Access review for the engineering team is 4 days overdue.

Evidence Collected This Week
CloudTrail API activity logs Collected
GitHub branch protection rules Collected
Okta access provisioning log Collected
Jira change approval records Collected
Quarterly access review sign-off Pending
Recent Drift Alerts

S3 bucket encryption disabled. Bucket prod-uploads-legacy was modified 2 hours ago. Encryption-at-rest setting no longer matches policy. Ticket created in Jira automatically.

MFA enforcement resolved. The 2 accounts without MFA flagged yesterday have been remediated. Control CC6.1 is back in compliance.

Access review overdue. Engineering team quarterly review was due 4 days ago. Reminder sent to manager. Escalation scheduled for tomorrow.

Audit Package Status
Control matrix with evidence links Ready
Security policies and procedures Ready
Penetration test report Ready
Exception log with approvals In review

94% of evidence collected automatically. We compile and deliver the full package to your auditor directly. No back-and-forth email chains trying to locate individual documents.

Business Impact and ROI

What this looks like
on a spreadsheet.

These numbers reflect what companies in the 30 to 500 person range typically experience before and after automating their compliance programme.

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Engineering hours saved per year on audit prep alone
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Reduction in compliance-related findings at audit
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Faster time to SOC 2 readiness compared to manual programmes
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Average ROI in year one from avoided audit failures and rework
Time Spent on Compliance Work Per Quarter
Engineering hours, before and after implementing Bithost automation. Based on client data across 12 engagements.
Manual process
With Bithost
Compliance Coverage by Framework
Average coverage achieved within 90 days of onboarding.
Evidence Collection Breakdown — Manual vs Automated
Percentage of controls where evidence is gathered automatically versus requiring manual human effort, across common compliance frameworks.
FAQ

Questions people
ask us first.

The right time is usually when a prospective enterprise customer or investor first asks for your SOC 2 report. At that point the pressure is real and the timeline is tight. Getting ahead of it by a quarter makes the process significantly less painful. We work with companies from 15 people upward. Scope adjusts to fit.
Yes. Some teams come to us with Vanta or Drata already in place and want help filling the gaps those tools leave, particularly around custom controls, GDPR mapping, and evidence that does not map neatly to out-of-the-box integrations. We complement existing platforms and can replace them if that makes more sense.
Read-only API access to the tools we integrate with. No production access, no code changes. We document exactly what permissions each integration requires before you grant anything. Every engagement starts with an access review where you approve the scope.
For SOC 2 Type I, most companies reach audit-ready status in six to ten weeks with Bithost running the programme. Type II requires a minimum observation period that the auditor controls, typically three to twelve months, but your evidence collection starts on day one. We handle the preparation so that period does not require constant attention from your team.
The system keeps running. Evidence collection continues, drift alerts stay active, and your dashboard reflects your real posture every day. When the next audit window opens you are not starting from scratch. Most clients find the second audit requires a fraction of the effort of the first.
We see this often, particularly in companies with European customers and US investor requirements running in parallel. There is significant overlap between frameworks and we map shared controls once rather than duplicating work. Running both simultaneously is more efficient than doing them sequentially.
No. Most of our clients do not have a compliance function when they start. We act as your compliance team until you are large enough to bring that in house, or indefinitely if you prefer. We need a point of contact who can escalate decisions but the day-to-day management sits with us.

Ready to stop
doing this by hand?
Let us walk through your setup.

A 30-minute call is enough to understand your current stack, your target framework, and what we would build to automate the parts that are eating your team's time.

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