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Be ready before the auditor asks.
Audit Otter keeps SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence current from Jira, Confluence, and your security stack, so you can prove controls without chasing screenshots.
Collectors snapshot Jira, Confluence, GitHub, Slack and the rest of your stack on a schedule, check each artifact, and file it against the requirement it proves. The screenshot hunt becomes an hour of review.
27 tools collected on a schedule
Every artifact hashed and timestamped
No new logins for your team
Evidence comes from the tools you already run
The problem
Your controls exist. Proving them is the grind.
Evidence
Proof lives in screenshots
Control evidence scattered across drives and tickets goes stale before the auditor opens it.
Policies
Documents drift from practice
Policies get approved once, then quietly stop matching how work actually happens.
Audit season
Every audit restarts from zero
The same requests come back every cycle, and answering them eats weeks of engineering time.
Tooling
The GRC portal nobody opens
A tool that sits outside the workflow becomes one more chore, and chores get skipped.
Auditors and buyers ask for the same thing: current proof.
Four ways to prove compliance
Every approach works at some scale. The question is where it tops out.
Bar height: how much of the evidence work each option covers
DIY: screenshots plus spreadsheets
Free and familiar. Falls over the first time an auditor asks for history.
Where most teams startOutsourced compliance consultants
Someone else's checklist, on someone else's calendar. Evidence still comes from you.
Standalone GRC platforms
Powerful, priced for enterprises, and parked outside the tools your team opens daily.
Audit Otter
The evidence room inside Jira and Confluence. Collectors do the busywork, you review.
The evidence roomKeep Jira, Confluence, GitHub, Slack. Audit Otter runs on the stack you already have. No rip and replace.
The collection runs itself. The judgment stays yours.
Audit Otter gathers the evidence and keeps the paperwork current. You review what it found. Audit season stops being a season.
Know what is ready today
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Connect
01Grant read access to Jira, Confluence, JSM, and Guard, then add GitHub, Cloudflare, Sentry, Slack, Supabase, and OpenAI with scoped tokens.
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Collect
02Collectors snapshot audit logs, page history, org memberships, and access reviews on the schedule you set.
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Verify
03Every artifact is hashed with SHA-256 and timestamped, so nobody argues about what was true and when.
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Map
04Each snapshot lands on the exact SOC 2 criterion or ISO Annex A control it proves, automatically.
Answer buyers with proof behind every claim
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Import
01Drop in the CSV or DOCX a buyer sent. The questions parse into a worklist, whatever shape they arrived in.
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Draft
02Draft answers come from your approved library, in your voice, with your caveats.
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Cite
03Every answer links to the control and the evidence behind it, so claims stay checkable.
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Review & send
04You approve the final set and export it back in the buyer's own format.
Share proof without emailing files
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Publish
01Publish reports and policies to a buyer-facing page, scoped to the product being sold.
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Capture the NDA
02Buyers sign in the flow, and the signed copy files itself next to the access grant.
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Expire access
03Grants time out on their own. Nobody keeps a stale copy of your report.
How it works
From install to continuous evidence
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Install from the Marketplace
One click adds Audit Otter to your Jira site. No new SSO, no separate tool for your team to learn.
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Connect your stack
Grant read access to Jira, Confluence, JSM, and Guard, then add tools like GitHub, Cloudflare, Sentry, and Slack with scoped tokens. Identity comes from Atlassian.
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Keep evidence current
Collectors pull on a schedule and tests check the results against your controls, so readiness is something you read today, not something you rebuild once a year.
Moving off Vanta? Bring your program with you
Import your Vanta export and keep requirement mappings, control states, and history. Your data stays yours, in your own Atlassian site.
- CSV migration maps existing controls to SOC 2 and ISO requirements
- Evidence, policies, and audit trails carry over
- Export everything, any time, in formats you can open
Built for audits where “trust me” isn't an answer
Every claim has an artifact
Every artifact is snapshotted with a SHA-256 hash and a timestamp. Auditors get a verifiable trail, not a folder of screenshots.
Governed at every step
Policies publish as immutable versions with owners and review dates. Access grants expire on their own.
Your data stays yours
Audit Otter runs as a Forge app inside your Atlassian site. Export everything, any time. No proprietary lock-in.
All 61 SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria and 93 ISO 27001 Annex A controls in the catalog. Encrypted at rest, exportable any time, never sold or used for training.
Common questions
Where does our data live?
Audit Otter runs as a Forge app inside your Atlassian site and stores program data in its own managed backend. Your Atlassian identity and permissions are reused, so there is no separate user database to manage.
Do we still need spreadsheets or a separate GRC tool?
No. Controls, evidence, policies, risks, vendors, audits, questionnaires, and your buyer-facing Trust Center live in one workspace, next to the work they describe.
We already use Vanta. Can we switch?
Yes. A CSV migration imports your existing controls and maps them to SOC 2 and ISO requirements, so you keep your history and mappings.
Which frameworks are supported?
SOC 2 (all 61 Trust Services Criteria) and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 (all 93 Annex A controls), including the ISO Statement of Applicability.
Which tools can Audit Otter collect evidence from?
Jira, Confluence, Jira Service Management, and Atlassian Guard natively through Forge, plus 23 connectors through scoped API tokens: GitHub, Cloudflare, Sentry, Slack, OpenAI, Datadog, Fastly, Okta, Netlify, Render, Mailgun, Zendesk, Tailscale, JumpCloud, CircleCI, Twilio, Supabase, SendGrid, DigitalOcean, Terraform Cloud, Vercel, LaunchDarkly, and Postmark. Each one evaluates a real control, not just a connection test.
How are credentials handled?
Integration credentials are encrypted at rest and never returned to the client. Collection uses short-lived, signed app authorization from Forge.
What does it cost?
Pricing follows the Atlassian Marketplace model for your Jira site tier. Leave your email and we'll send the details when they're set.
Start the next audit
with the evidence already there.
Audit Otter is rolling out on the Atlassian Marketplace. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day it's live. You can also write to hello@auditotter.com.
Prefer to talk it through? Book a demo.
