Looking at Sprinto for our SOC 2. Everyone says it cuts down on auditor questions, but I need to understand the *how* before I commit budget.
For founders who've been through the process with it: what was the actual reduction in back-and-forth? Are we talking 50% fewer clarification emails? Cutting the audit timeline by weeks? Concrete examples would be a huge help.
Time is money
Yeah, I've been trying to get a clear answer on this too. The marketing talks about a "single source of truth" but I'm skeptical. If my team is still manually entering evidence into the platform, isn't that just moving the back-and-forth from email into Sprinto's comment threads instead?
When you say "cutting the audit timeline by weeks," that's the real metric I'd want to see. A shorter timeline would mean less billable time from the auditor, right? Has anyone actually compared the auditor's final invoice from a Sprinto-aided audit versus a traditional one? That seems like the most concrete number you could get.