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Manual Compliance Evidence
Teams across many roles waste hours manually collecting, tracking, and proving compliance evidence across scattered systems and frameworks.
In their words
What should have been a straightforward company registration process dragged on for months.
I am trying to be in compliance with SEC level laws, and I'm having issues finding a lawyer for this area.
I wish there was a better streamlined service that integrated with LEAP. It’s insane the number of services that have appeared because they know it’s compulsory
Compliance work that used to take me an hour now takes 5 min. And I do multiple actions per day.
The issue is EOR pricing comparison is sending me in circles.
its usually all just disparate emails, word docs and spreadsheets
work that used to take DAYS of manual effort now takes minutes, and it catches things the manual method routinely misses
I'm afraid of unknowingly breaking a law because I couldn't afford a lawyer to review everything.
I can’t keep up with it all anymore. Too many legal and technology changes, too few resources
reporting that I can actually export for compliance and to show the executive team that the employees are actually learning
we’re spending a lot of engineering time proving that things exist rather than actually improving them
I find it a huge pain to get auditors to understand our architecture. I spend a lot of time reframing their expectations.
The only real help I got in past 5 years was AI! It can explain new changes, and audit my workflow, without paying 100x my salary to some consultant!
the compliance documentation often had to go back and forth several times before it could be approved
Compliance, security, and IT teams
Where they talk
- r/grc
- r/SaaS
- r/smallbusiness
- r/fintech
- r/cybersecurity
- r/CMMC
- r/soc2
- r/AI_Governance
Tools they use today
- Excel
- Vanta
- Claude
- Drata
- Google Drive
- Word
- AWS
- Base44
Why those fall short
- digital tools just moved forms to PDFs, adding admin without automating data
- no single workspace for users, actions, deadlines and collaboration
- documents are scattered and hard to assemble for a legal claim
- older SDKs lack SBOM support; no package manager for CMake projects; no telemetry for exploitation awareness
- notices arrive by mail and across many state websites
Map of ideas
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