G2

Tharageshwaran S.

Software Engineer

Information Technology and Services

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

8/31/2026

"Fast SOC 2 Setup, Clear UI, and Evidence Collection That Runs Itself"

5/5

What do you like best about Sprinto?

setup was the surprise. we connected github, aws, google workspace and supabase in an afternoon, and after that most of our SOC 2 evidence collects itself disk encryption, screen lock, antivirus and OS patch status report in continuously across every laptop, so I'm not chasing screenshots over Slack. The UI is genuinely readable: every control maps to checks with a plain pass/fail state, so across ~98 controls for SOC 2 security, availability and confidentiality I can see in seconds what's off and who owns it. dashboards load fast even with that much mapped. onboarding support was responsive when we were scoping which frameworks applied, and the ai questionnaire answering pulls from our own approved policy content instead of generating filler. for a small engineering team, it's cheaper than a compliance hire and it turned compliance from a quarterly fire drill into background noise. especially the support we literally had n no of calls with them they were really helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Sprinto?

the one thing on my wishlist is scope-related: sprinto supports a large catalog of frameworks, and since we're focused on SOC 2 right now, an even simpler way to collapse everything outside our active scope would make the dashboard feel more tailored .. the other thing is that when adding a new integration, i sometimes want a one-line summary of exactly which controls that connection will evidence. It's easy enough to work out. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is Sprinto solving and how is that benefiting you?

before sprinto, SOC 2 readiness for us would have meant either hiring a dedicated compliance person or losing an engineer to spreadsheet-chasing for a quarter... we're a small team, so neither was realistic, sprinto solves the evidence problem. endpoint posture, access reviews, vendor due diligence and policy acknowledgements all collect continuously from our existing stack github, aws, google workspace, supabase instead of being reconstructed under deadline pressure. across ~98 controls for SOC 2 security, availability and confidentiality, i can see current state at a glance rather than auditing our own audit trail. the practical benefit is that compliance stopped being a project. onboarding a new engineer triggers their training, policy sign-offs and background check automatically. that's hours back every month, and far cheaper than the headcount alternative. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.