A SOC 2 Type II report is six weeks of an auditor's copy-pasteSections 1 through 4, drafted from your evidence

Reads your control matrix and evidence, tests operating effectiveness across the review period with samples and exceptions, and drafts a fully-formatted AICPA SOC 2 Type II report, opinion, system description, and the Section 4 testing table, as a .docx for your auditor to review.

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How It Works

Scope, map, test, draft.

01

Scope

Capture the engagement, the company, the review period with duration presets, the service-auditor firm and the Trust Services Criteria in scope, with Security always included.

02

Map

Validate the uploaded control matrix and organise the supporting evidence into per-criteria folders before any drafting begins.

03

Test

Test each control's operating effectiveness by drawing samples distributed across the whole period, applying a severity gate so only genuine deviations become exceptions.

04

Draft

Draft Sections 1 through 4 in the AICPA structure, derive the opinion from the testing, and render a formatted .docx and .pdf for auditor review.

What You Can Do

Everything the generator does.

The report, not a readiness score

Drafts the actual AICPA SOC 2 Type II report, the auditor's report, management assertion, system description and tests of controls, over a review period, distinct from a point-in-time gap assessment.

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A review period as a first-class input

Type II is about operating effectiveness across time. The period is captured with one, three, six and twelve-month presets, and every test draws samples distributed across it.

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All five Trust Services Criteria

Security (CC1–CC9) is always in scope; Availability, Confidentiality, Processing Integrity and Privacy are added as the engagement requires, with the criteria codes carried through to every control.

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The severity gate on exceptions

A Section 4 exception is reserved for genuine high or critical operating failures; low and medium gaps are recorded as readiness observations only, so the opinion is qualified by real deviations, not by maturity nitpicks.

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An opinion derived, not chosen

Unqualified, Qualified, Adverse or Disclaimer, the opinion follows from the testing. Zero exceptions is unqualified; one genuine exception qualifies it, and the report says exactly why.

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Section 4.4 written like an auditor writes

The five-column testing table carries each control's activity and the procedure in the fixed inquiry-inspection-sampling-re-performance anatomy, with real sample sizes and the exception text.

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Sampling across the period

Twenty-five access grants, twenty-five terminations, twenty-five changes, three months of governance, samples are drawn across the whole review period rather than a single point in time.

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Carve-outs handled correctly

Controls delegated to a subservice cloud provider, physical access, for instance, are carved out and addressed by complementary subservice organisation controls, marked not-tested rather than failed.

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A .docx deliverable, gated on review

The output renders to a fully-formatted .docx and .pdf, with an evidence-to-strengthen view separating what is required to issue from what merely helps, and the standing notice that a qualified auditor must review before issue.

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Business Outcomes

What it changes.

Drafted

Sections 1 through 4 arrive written from your evidence, so the auditor reviews and refines rather than composing from a blank page.

Disciplined

The severity gate and derived opinion keep the report honest, real exceptions qualify it, readiness gaps do not.

Deliverable

The output is a formatted .docx a firm can review and issue, not a spreadsheet someone still has to turn into a report.

Your Type II report, drafted from evidence.

Test operating effectiveness across the period and draft Sections 1–4 as a .docx for your auditor to review and issue.