Evidence collected
148 artifacts
Mapped across 11 live controls
AI compliance operator for startups
Your AI compliance team for work that usually gets done manually.
Liance is an AI compliance operator for startup teams getting pulled into SOC 2. It collects evidence, maps controls, and follows up on missing work inside the tools you already use, before buyer pressure turns into audit scramble.
Operator loop
01 Collects proof
02 Maps controls
03 Moves work
Gaps assigned
3 actions
Owner and follow-up already queued
Policies due
2 renewals
Caught before audit week got noisy
Start with the systems auditors always ask about
The operator is only useful if it works inside the tools your team already runs every day.
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.
From scattered proof
Exports, screenshots, Slack threads
To one review loop
Signals, controls, owners
Identity trail
Access logs
Pull permission changes, sign-ins, and admin activity into one reviewable trail.
Policy rhythm
Policy renewals
Track when key policies need review so nothing lapses quietly before the audit.
Visual proof
Screenshot evidence
Capture visual proof for settings and workflows that APIs do not expose cleanly.
Control context
Control mapping
Link each artifact to the exact control it supports instead of leaving evidence unstructured.
Clear ownership
Remediation owners
Turn missing proof and weak controls into named follow-up work with accountability.
Product
A lighter readiness workflow for startups that do not want a giant GRC suite on day one.
Liance is built for the painful middle ground: too much evidence to manage manually, not enough appetite for a heavy compliance platform that takes over the whole company.
Evidence trail
01 Signals
02 Controls
03 Owners
Built for the middle ground
- Centralize evidence without changing your existing stack
- Spot control gaps before audit week gets noisy
- Keep remediation moving with clear ownership
- Evidence capture
Catch proof where it actually lives
- Pull cloud settings, access records, screenshots, and policy artifacts out of scattered systems before they disappear into someone else’s tab.
- Control mapping
Turn raw artifacts into control-ready proof
- Anchor every screenshot, export, and approval to the control it supports so the audit story is traceable instead of inferred.
- Gap ownership
Expose the missing pieces before audit week does
- Surface gaps early, assign the fix, and keep the next action visible before a small omission turns into a blocker.
- Answer drafting
Start every auditor answer with real context
- Draft responses from approved evidence so reviews begin with what happened in the system, not what someone vaguely remembers.
Workflow
A simpler loop for staying ready as the company changes.
Liance keeps evidence, control checks, and follow-up work in one place so readiness does not fall apart after the first push.
Trail stays live
01 Drift tracked
02 Review queued
03 Fix owned
- 01
Connect the core systems first
Start with cloud, code, identity, and collaboration.
- 02
Map proof to real controls
Keep evidence tied to what the auditor will actually inspect.
- 03
Queue the missing work early
Turn gaps into owner-ready tasks before audit week.
Ready every week
Know what changed, what is missing, and who owns the fix.
Less spreadsheet drift. Less last-minute evidence hunting.
Early access
Start with a design partner rollout, not a rigid pricing page.
Liance is still being shaped with early teams, so we keep onboarding and pricing flexible around your stack, audit stage, and readiness goals.
Engagement trail
01 Pilot
02 Map
03 Rollout
How we work
- Design partner pilots for early teams
- Flexible rollout based on your stack and audit stage
- A lighter path than a full enterprise GRC deployment
Best first step
Talk to us about your current audit workflow, the systems you already use, and where the evidence process is breaking down.
Who it fits best
- First-time SOC 2 startups under buyer pressure
- Lean teams with no dedicated compliance owner
- Founders who want readiness without a giant implementation
What happens next
We scope the first rollout around your highest-friction controls and decide whether a pilot or longer engagement makes the most sense.
FAQ
Clear answers before the compliance process gets expensive.
Liance is meant to reduce confusion, not add another layer of it. Here’s the shortest path to what teams usually want to know first.
Answer trail
01 Question
02 Context
03 Answer
Still evaluating?
If your team is somewhere between spreadsheets and heavyweight GRC, that’s the exact gap this product is designed for.
More FAQs 01 What is Liance?
What is Liance?
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.
02 Who is Liance built for?
Who is Liance built for?
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.
03 Is Liance the auditor?
Is Liance the auditor?
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.
04 Does Liance replace a full enterprise GRC suite?
Does Liance replace a full enterprise GRC suite?
Not on day one. Liance is meant for the middle ground where spreadsheets and manual evidence collection are no longer enough, but a heavyweight GRC rollout still feels excessive for the stage of the company.
See what is covered, missing, and changing in one place.
If you want a leaner path to SOC 2 readiness, we can show you how Liance organizes evidence, gaps, and next actions without changing your whole stack.
Ready state
01 Connect
02 Review
03 Move