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Automate SOC2 compliance with markdown policies and ticketing integration
Comply streamlines SOC2 policy creation, ticketing automation, and PDF generation, letting teams maintain auditor‑ready documentation from a single Git‑based workflow.
Comply is designed for security and compliance teams that need to prepare for SOC2 audits. By treating compliance documentation as code, it lets you version‑control policies, track coverage, and collaborate through familiar Git workflows.
The tool provides a markdown‑driven policy generator, ready‑made SOC2 templates, and integrations with Jira, GitHub, and GitLab to create and sync tickets for control testing. A built‑in CLI can build a static website, generate PDF audit packages, and serve a live dashboard showing declared versus satisfied controls. Dependencies are limited to pandoc, which can be installed locally or run inside the provided Docker image.
Install via Homebrew on macOS, download a Linux binary, or pull the Docker image for cross‑platform use. After comply init, push the repository to your version‑control system and start editing the boilerplate. The workflow works on macOS, Linux, and Windows (via Docker), making it flexible for most development environments.
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Initialize a compliance repository
Creates a Git‑ready project with SOC2 boilerplate ready for customization and version control.
Automate control testing tickets
Schedules and syncs tickets in Jira, GitHub, or GitLab to keep controls continuously verified.
Generate a PDF audit package
Produces a single, auditor‑friendly PDF containing all policies and procedures.
Monitor policy coverage in real time
Live dashboard shows declared versus satisfied controls, highlighting gaps instantly.
Use the Docker image; mount your project directory and run the CLI inside the container.
Yes, pandoc must be installed on the host or is provided within the Docker image.
Jira, GitHub, and GitLab are fully supported for ticket creation and synchronization.
Absolutely—edit the markdown files in the repository to match your organization’s policies.
Comply is released under the Apache‑2.0 license.
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