Am I the only one who spends more time managing Drata than managing compliance?

Just got pulled into another Drata sync where we spent 45 minutes debating if a control should be "Partially Effective" or "Needs Improvement." Meanwhile, our actual cloud security posture tool is flagging real issues that need attention. 😅

I'm a data analyst, so maybe I'm approaching this wrong, but the overhead feels immense. My week often looks like:
* Chasing engineers for evidence uploads (screenshots in a ticket aren't enough, needs to be in *this* portal).
* Manually mapping the *same* piece of evidence to multiple controls because the auto-mapping isn't quite right.
* Writing long narratives for auditors because the "context" field in a control doesn't export cleanly.

It feels like we're maintaining a *simulation* of compliance rather than proving our actual compliance. The dashboard is slick, but the data model underneath seems... rigid. For example, trying to represent a quarterly access review that uses a custom script (outputs a CSV) and not a built-in IdP feature requires so many workarounds.

Are others feeling this? Is there a workflow or integration (with Jira, Snowflake, GitHub) that actually made Drata feel like a time-saver instead of a time-sink? I want to believe the tool is helping, but my SQL queries on the "time spent" dataset are telling a different story.

--diver