Your audit does not need another 150-hour handoff.
GRC tools find the gaps. Your team still has to interpret them, trace the infrastructure, draft the fix, collect approvals, and prove the work. That coordination is where the calendar disappears.
RedSecLabs' estimate for a SOC 2 audit, even with a GRC platform already in place.
View the source ↗The audit pulls in the people building the company.
A founder shared his company's actual time breakdown. Engineering carried the largest share, while executive and operating roles absorbed another 42%.
- Head of Engineering55h · 36.7%
- CEO35h · 23.3%
- Chief of Staff28h · 18.7%
- Security / compliance support14h · 9.3%
- Additional contributors18h · 12.0%
~$90,000reported fully loaded time before the auditor invoice
One finding. Six separate queues.
Every handoff adds waiting, context loss, and another place for evidence to go missing.
Keep the decisions. Compress the work between them.
Without Tudovu
Engineering runs the audit queue
- Translate findings into technical work
- Reconstruct context across tickets and consoles
- Draft and test infrastructure changes
- Return later to capture screenshots and evidence
With Tudovu
Engineering reviews the decision
- Receive a prioritized finding with infrastructure context
- Review the proposed change in the repository
- Approve through the existing deployment pipeline
- Keep the result attached to the control and evidence trail
Tudovu drafts work for review. Your team decides what merges and deploys. Your independent auditor determines the audit outcome.
We cleared our SOC 2 gap assessment in two focused days.
We built the workflow because we needed it ourselves. Read how infrastructure-as-code, evidence discipline, and agent-assisted remediation changed the pace of our assessment.
Read the case study →See the queue your team would not have to build by hand.
We will review a sandbox or scoped AWS account and show how findings become reviewable fixes and evidence.