Your SOC 2 is quietly drifting out of compliance every week.

Liance finds gaps continuously, maps them to controls, and pushes work to your team before audit week turns chaotic.

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Readiness health Needs action
86% audit readiness

3 blockers, 7 stale proofs, 2 integrations paused.

What needs attention 3 open
Missing evidence 3
Stale proofs 7
Days until access review 5
Top blockers
AWS MFA policy drift detected
Blocks CC6.1 evidence
Privileged access review overdue
Owner still unassigned
2 integrations need re-auth
GitHub and Google Workspace paused
Next best action
Request fresh AWS proof
Refresh access enforcement evidence and assign review owner.

Every delay in compliance costs you revenue.

Every slip in readiness is a deal you lose, a market you delay, or a customer you cannot move forward with.

Cannot move forward due to lack of compliance
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Security review team
Wed, Jul 16, 4:31 PM

Hey team,

As part of our vendor security assessment, it came to our attention that your company is not audit-ready for the controls our procurement team requires at this stage.

Without a current SOC 2 readiness package and supporting evidence, we will not be able to move this contract forward. We would be happy to revisit in the future.

Best regards,
Security review

EVIDENCE OPS

The work your compliance team usually does by hand

Most teams do not need another dashboard. They need the evidence work, renewal work, and follow-up work to actually move without constant manual chasing.

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Access logs

Pull permission changes, sign-ins, and admin activity into one reviewable trail.

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Policy rhythm

Track when key policies need review so nothing lapses quietly before the audit.

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Visual proof

Capture visual proof for settings and workflows that APIs do not expose cleanly.

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Control context

Link each artifact to the exact control it supports instead of leaving evidence unstructured.

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Clear ownership

Turn missing proof and weak controls into named follow-up work with accountability.

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Integrations

Connect the tools your team already uses

Liance plugs into the systems where trust work already lives, so evidence, drift, and access changes can move into one operating layer without a manual copy-paste loop.

Pull code, cloud, identity, and project signals into one proof workflow.

Start with what your team already runs instead of rebuilding trust operations from scratch.

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The AI compliance stack

Liance takes a different approach to compliance, with AI accelerating your team at each step of the readiness process.

Systems to proof

Turn live signals into a proof graph

Liance turns GitHub, AWS, website review, and uploaded artifacts into one living proof layer that explains what is covered, what is stale, and which risk each signal supports.

Live inputs

GitHub, AWS, website review, and uploads become real proof.

Proof graph

Everything rolls into Risk -> Control -> Evidence.

Liance systems-to-proof flow showing inputs mapped into risk, control, and evidence

Close larger deals

Unlock security-blocked contracts with a cleaner evidence trail, faster buyer responses, and less last-minute scramble across your team.

Liance comparison showing stronger revenue outcomes with cleaner trust workflows

Clear answers before the compliance process gets expensive.

What is Liance? add

Liance is a compliance readiness workspace for startup teams preparing for SOC 2. It helps organize evidence, map proof to controls, surface missing work, and keep audit readiness from drifting between reviews.

Who is Liance built for? add

Liance is built first for B2B startups, especially teams handling SOC 2 for the first time or trying to keep renewal cycles cleaner without hiring a full internal compliance team.

Is Liance the auditor? add

No. Liance is not the independent auditor issuing the SOC 2 report. It supports readiness work by keeping evidence, control context, and remediation work in one operating layer before the formal audit.

See what is covered, missing, and changing in one place.