Attestly turns a short, guided questionnaire into fully structured ISO and SOC 2 documentation — mapped to the right controls, ready to hand to your auditor.
Plain-language questions about how your organization actually operates — no framework jargon, no consultant required.
Attestly aligns each response to the right clause or trust criterion, then fills any gaps with sensible, editable defaults.
Get a structured, referenced document you can hand straight to your auditor — versioned and ready in minutes.
Each framework maps to its own set of clauses and controls — Attestly knows the structure, so you don't have to.
Every section is tied to the relevant clause, control, or trust criterion automatically.
See exactly what artifact an auditor will expect for each requirement.
Every regeneration is versioned so you can track changes across your audit cycle.
Download polished PDF or editable Word — formatted and referenced.
Templates track the latest revisions: ISO 27001:2022 and current SOC 2 criteria.
Invite teammates to review sections and approve before you export.
Try Attestly with a single document.
For teams actively pursuing certification.
For consultants and multi-entity orgs.
Every section is mapped to the relevant clause, control, or trust criterion, and populated from your answers with sensible, editable defaults — a strong first draft, not a black box.
The output follows the structure auditors expect (Statement of Applicability, control narratives, risk treatment). You review and adjust before export, so it reflects how your organization actually operates.
Answers are encrypted in transit and at rest. Enterprise plans add SSO and audit logs, and no responses are used to train shared models.
Download a formatted PDF or an editable Word file. Every regeneration is versioned so you can track changes across your audit cycle.
One credit generates one document. Pro plans refresh monthly; Enterprise is unlimited. You can top up credits at any time.
Start with one free document. No setup, no consultant, no blank page.
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