SOC 2 Type II Audit
A managed route to a SOC 2 Type II report, covering readiness, the observation period and the audit itself.
Fee & intake
Sign in to see the engagement fee (plus 7.5% VAT), complete the intake form, save a draft if you need to, then pay to submit.
- Renews
- Every 12 months
Regulatory and standards basis
This engagement is performed against the following instruments. Each is cited in the deliverable at the point it is relied on.
- AICPA Trust Services Criteria
- AICPA SSAE 18
Who this is for
- Firms with enterprise or US customers requiring assurance
What you receive
- 01Readiness assessment and control remediation
- 02System description
- 03Evidence collection across the observation period
- 04CPA audit coordination and the SOC 2 Type II report
How the engagement runs
Phase 1
Intake and scoping
You complete an intake form. We issue a scoped quote within 3 business days.
Phase 2
Engagement start
On acceptance and first milestone payment, the engagement team is assigned and introduced by name.
Phase 3
Fieldwork
Document preparation, testing or application assembly, depending on the engagement. Progress and outstanding requests are visible in the portal throughout.
Phase 4
Review and sign-off
Internal quality review, then approval under Qantid Limited's signature. For licence-application work, we prepare and facilitate the filing; the regulator decides the outcome.
Phase 5
Submission and closure
Filing or delivery, then support through any regulator queries until the matter closes.
Accreditation disclosure
A SOC 2 report is issued only by a licensed CPA firm under AICPA standards. Qantid performs readiness, remediation and evidence management; the CPA firm attests.
Questions
Who approves the deliverable?
A named member of the engagement team reviews it and a partner approves it. Their name, title and credentials are printed on the report, and the approval is recorded against the engagement in the portal.
Who signs it?
A SOC 2 report is issued only by a licensed CPA firm under AICPA standards. Qantid performs readiness, remediation and evidence management; the CPA firm attests.
How is this priced?
The engagement fee is shown in your portal after you choose this service. You complete an intake form, pay the charge shown, then submit. Milestone billing may apply where the intake confirms a Class C schedule.
What happens next year?
The portal reminds you 90, 60 and 30 days before it is due, and you start a new version of this engagement pre-filled from the answers you gave last time. You update only what has changed, and you see a side-by-side of what changed before you submit.
Where do our documents live?
In private storage, accessible only through short-lived signed links, with every view and download logged. Nothing is attached to email. Our sub-processors and data residency are published on the trust page.
How do we pay?
By card through Stripe after you complete intake in the portal. You can save a draft without paying; submission happens only after payment succeeds.
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