AuditFlo monitors every control 24/7, scores drift the moment it detects a gap, and keeps your readiness score current so audits become a formality rather than a fire drill.
Most compliance failures are not sudden. They are slow drifts that go unnoticed until an auditor finds a six-month gap in evidence. AuditFlo calculates a drift score for every control by comparing how recently evidence was collected against the control's expected execution cadence.
Control Cadence Health
The moment a developer merges a pull request, AuditFlo captures it, timestamps it, hashes it, and maps it to the relevant control. No manual exports. No end-of-quarter evidence sprints. Continuous evidence means continuous coverage.
A single readiness score reflects your current compliance posture across all monitored frameworks. As evidence flows in and controls are executed, the score rises. When something drifts, it falls. You always know exactly where you stand.
Audit Readiness Score
Everything you need
Evidence collected the moment an event happens in GitHub or Jira. Zero manual work.
Every control has a live drift score based on how recently it was executed.
Severity-ranked alerts fire before a control falls out of compliance.
90-day health history shows whether your program is improving or eroding.
Each control defines its own expected execution frequency from daily to annual.
When your auditor calls, you're ready. Not in three months — right now.
FAQ
Continuous compliance monitoring means your security controls are evaluated and evidence is collected on an ongoing basis rather than at a single point in time before an audit. Instead of scrambling to gather evidence when an audit starts, your compliance posture is current every day of the year.
Control drift occurs when a compliance control that was previously being executed stops being executed as expected. For example, if your SOC 2 program requires monthly access reviews but three months pass without one, that control has drifted. AuditFlo detects drift by comparing when evidence was last collected against each control's expected cadence.
Point-in-time compliance is a snapshot assessment: you were compliant on the day someone checked. Continuous compliance means you are monitored and evidenced every day. Auditors strongly prefer continuous evidence because it demonstrates operational effectiveness, not just a one-time state.
With AuditFlo, it requires almost none. You connect your GitHub organization and Jira project once, and evidence collection starts automatically. No custom webhooks, no scheduled exports, no manual uploads. The engineering work is measured in minutes, not weeks.
AuditFlo maps evidence to controls across SOC 2 (61 criteria), ISO 27001:2022 (93 controls), and WCAG 2.2 (55 criteria). Controls across multiple frameworks can be satisfied by the same piece of evidence, reducing the total monitoring surface significantly.
When AuditFlo detects that a control has not received recent evidence relative to its expected cadence, it raises an alert ranked by severity. The team member responsible for that control area is notified and can see exactly which evidence is missing and which integration would provide it.
Connect your stack in under 5 minutes and let AuditFlo monitor your controls continuously from day one.