Sprinto - Governance, Risk and Compliance Automation Platform

Our main use case for Sprinto is to automate the security compliance platform, which is also helping our company in the readiness of SOC 2 and ISO 27001.

As a product-based company, whenever we want to sell a product, our clients usually ask for few questionnaires. It used to be a manual process where we would ask the engineers for details or snapshots from the networking side, security side, and infrastructure side. If it's related to medicine, healthcare, or any business taking care of proprietary and intellectual property matters, they ask for security questionnaires from the cybersecurity teams. The automation provided by Sprinto for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 is definitely helping us, allowing us to share acquired SOC 2 or ISO compliance directly from Sprinto.

Sprinto serves as a single pane of glass or dashboard showing all the compliance aspects. If anything is lagging, our engineers take care of it and action it immediately.

With the centralized management of everything, Sprinto positively impacts our organization by helping us identify gaps that used to take over a year to assess for audits, now condensed to just months.

Previously, we used to take close to six months to one year for compliance tasks. Now it is reduced to one to two months.

The best feature of Sprinto is the ease of use of the tool and also the readiness that helps us with compliance matters for auditing.

The interface of Sprinto makes it easy to use, as we have various people in the IT teams, and this is one of the tools they refer to most often when preparing for audits. It helps with monitoring and sends notifications to the engineers via email about any gaps in compliance, allowing end users to act promptly, with Sprinto also assisting in identifying security compliance gaps.

Sprinto is mainly helpful for cybersecurity and achieving compliance, such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001. We have been working closely with Sprinto for the last two to three years, and it has been really beneficial.

One important improvement for Sprinto would be to review the costing part, as the cost is rather high.

Additionally, support needs improvement because sometimes support staff are not readily available. One area for improvement would be the turnaround time when contacting support.

We have been using Sprinto for the last two years.

Sprinto is stable.

Sprinto's scalability is excellent, allowing us to scale services up or down easily as needed.

Customer support is the one area needing improvement.

In my previous organizations, we had in-house cybersecurity experts and ISO auditors handling everything. Our current small company does not have the budget for dedicated engineers. Instead, we have one in-house security engineer, with much of the compliance work managed by Sprinto.

We have definitely seen a return on investment. Sprinto has significantly helped us as a small company with about 250 employees. Our IT team is small, and without Sprinto, achieving compliance certifications such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001 would have taken at least a year. With Sprinto, we can identify and address gaps as needed.

Regarding pricing, I find it rather costly when we consider the auditing part, where supportive services are charged on a service basis. Initially, a certain amount is quoted, but the price keeps increasing after the completion of auditing as more services are added.

Sprinto was the first solution we considered, and we proceeded with it.

On a scale of one to ten, I would give Sprinto a nine because while small and mid-sized companies benefit greatly from it, larger companies with internal cybersecurity experts may not find it as necessary. I chose nine as my rating because there needs to be improvements in support and cost.

So far, we have not faced any breaches or related issues, and I believe that compliance, governance, and security should all be effectively managed. In terms of accuracy and reliability of output, we have been obtaining almost accurate results without any glitches.

Sprinto is deployed using its infrastructure. We just access the dashboard directly for all functionalities.

I would definitely recommend others to try Sprinto. It is a worthwhile application, especially for identifying security gaps and providing recommendations for improvements. My overall rating for this product is nine out of ten.

Public Cloud

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

What do you like best about the product?

It is Simple and easy, help to keep everything organised

What do you dislike about the product?

Some features took a little time to get familiar with initially, but the overall experience has been smooth and easy to use.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

Sprinto helps us simplify and manage compliance in one place. It reduces manual work, keeps tasks organized, and makes it easier to stay audit-ready.

What do you like best about the product?

I really appreciate Sprinto's automated evidence collection, as it significantly reduces manual efforts by automatically pulling data from our source systems. This means our engineers aren't burdened with taking screenshots of access lists or configuration settings every quarter. The speed to get SOC 2 ready is also impressive, especially for a small team like ours. I also find the built-in policy templates very helpful because they give us a starting point that's already aligned with SOC 2 controls, so we don't have to start from scratch. Additionally, having security training managed in one place is a huge plus since it automates onboarding and annual refreshers, preventing last-minute compliance scrambles. The dashboard and ability to track policy acknowledgments per employee are also notable features that keep everything well-organized.

What do you dislike about the product?

I find the navigation clunky. Finding a specific control, the evidence attached to it, or the right policy version takes more clicks and more hunting through menus than it should. New team members need a walkthrough before they can find anything on their own. While the capability is there, the information architecture and search could be tightened up.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

I use Sprinto to automate compliance, reducing manual spreadsheet tasks. It monitors controls continuously, collects evidence automatically, and consolidates policy management and security training. This approach prepared us for SOC 2 faster without needing a dedicated compliance hire.

What do you like best about the product?

setup was the surprise. we connected github, aws, google workspace and supabase in an afternoon, and after that most of our SOC 2 evidence collects itself disk encryption, screen lock, antivirus and OS patch status report in continuously across every laptop, so I'm not chasing screenshots over Slack. The UI is genuinely readable: every control maps to checks with a plain pass/fail state, so across ~98 controls for SOC 2 security, availability and confidentiality I can see in seconds what's off and who owns it. dashboards load fast even with that much mapped. onboarding support was responsive when we were scoping which frameworks applied, and the ai questionnaire answering pulls from our own approved policy content instead of generating filler. for a small engineering team, it's cheaper than a compliance hire and it turned compliance from a quarterly fire drill into background noise. especially the support we literally had n no of calls with them they were really helpful.

What do you dislike about the product?

the one thing on my wishlist is scope-related: sprinto supports a large catalog of frameworks, and since we're focused on SOC 2 right now, an even simpler way to collapse everything outside our active scope would make the dashboard feel more tailored .. the other thing is that when adding a new integration, i sometimes want a one-line summary of exactly which controls that connection will evidence. It's easy enough to work out.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

before sprinto, SOC 2 readiness for us would have meant either hiring a dedicated compliance person or losing an engineer to spreadsheet-chasing for a quarter... we're a small team, so neither was realistic, sprinto solves the evidence problem. endpoint posture, access reviews, vendor due diligence and policy acknowledgements all collect continuously from our existing stack github, aws, google workspace, supabase instead of being reconstructed under deadline pressure. across ~98 controls for SOC 2 security, availability and confidentiality, i can see current state at a glance rather than auditing our own audit trail. the practical benefit is that compliance stopped being a project. onboarding a new engineer triggers their training, policy sign-offs and background check automatically. that's hours back every month, and far cheaper than the headcount alternative.

What do you like best about the product?

Sprinto has made our compliance journey much smoother by bringing everything into one place. It helps us stay organized with evidence collection, task management, policies, and audit readiness, while reducing the need for manual tracking. Shivang, our account manager, has also been very supportive and quick to help whenever we need assistance

What do you dislike about the product?

Nothing major to dislike. Overall, Sprinto is easy to use, but a few small improvements in dashboard navigation and notifications could make the experience even smoother.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

Sprinto gives us better visibility into our compliance status and helps us stay on top of requirements without relying heavily on manual tracking.