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Prepare SOC 2 checklist drafts your reviewers can finish

Start with Common Criteria and the Trust Services Criteria relevant to your service. Gixo drafts a structured checklist with evidence notes, open items, and exports for internal review before you rely on it.

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SOC 2Checklist draft
TSCStructured sections
EvidenceNotes stay attached
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SOC 2 structure, without pretending the audit is done

The job is not to ask AI for a legal answer. The job is to prepare a draft or artifact that a qualified reviewer can actually work with.

Trust Services Criteria structure

Organize the draft around Common Criteria and the additional Trust Services Criteria your team actually needs to review.

Evidence notes per section

Each section can carry evidence expectations and support notes so reviewers know what still needs to be checked or attached.

Open items stay visible

If a fact, screenshot, policy reference, or implementation detail is missing, keep that gap in the checklist instead of hiding it.

Type I and Type II notes

Use the draft to note point-in-time or observation-window context, without turning the page into a scheduling or monitoring system.

Custom control additions

Add company-specific controls, compensating controls, or reviewer notes when the standard structure needs to be adapted to your environment.

Review packet export

Export the checklist as PDF, DOCX, HTML, and TXT so the same structure can move into counsel, audit, or management review.

How it works

1
Choose the SOC 2 scope

Select the Trust Services Criteria categories that matter for your service and upload any prior files you want the draft to follow.

2
Draft the checklist with evidence notes

Generate a first pass with section headings, evidence prompts, and status placeholders your reviewers can refine.

3
Mark open items and reviewer notes

Capture missing facts, team follow-up, or observation-window notes directly in the draft instead of assuming the platform already knows them.

4
Export for internal or auditor-facing review

Export when the checklist is ready for legal, audit, or management review. The deliverable is the document, not a monitoring dashboard.

How Gixo compares for SOC 2 documentation

CapabilityGixoVanta / Drata / Secureframe
Starting pointChecklist draft from brief or prior fileOperational compliance records
TSC structure in a documentYesUsually indirect through platform views
Evidence notes in the artifactYesEvidence lives mainly in the platform
Always-on platform monitoringNot includedYes
Custom control additionsYesVaries
Reviewer-ready exportStructuredReports and exports

Frequently asked questions

Does Gixo structure SOC 2 drafts around the Trust Services Criteria?
Yes. Start with the Trust Services Criteria categories that fit your scope, then review the resulting draft against your own auditor, counsel, or internal reviewer expectations.
Is this a replacement for Vanta or Drata?
No. Those products are operations and monitoring platforms. Gixo prepares the document your reviewers work through.
Can I use the checklist for Type I and Type II preparation?
Yes, as a draft artifact. You can capture point-in-time or observation-window notes in the checklist, then review them before relying on the output.
Can I add custom controls?
Yes. Add custom controls, compensating controls, or company-specific reviewer notes so the draft matches your actual environment.
Does Gixo certify readiness?
Gixo helps prepare regulated work. It does not provide legal advice, certify compliance, or replace professional review.
What export formats are available?
Export as PDF, DOCX, HTML, and TXT.

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Prepare checklists, evidence matrices, working papers, filing support notes, and policy drafts that keep placeholders where facts are missing instead of inventing them.

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