Spire

Spire is a compliance automation platform that helps B2B SaaS companies get through SOC 2 and EU AI Act requirements without the manual evidence-gathering that usually defines audit preparation. It connects to the company's existing stack and does the collection, mapping, and packaging that security teams otherwise do by hand.

How does it work in practice?

Continuous evidence collection pulls data automatically from AWS, GitHub, Google Workspace, Vercel, Cloudflare, Clerk, Supabase, Stripe, and Resend. Spire then maps that live system data to SOC 2 and EU AI Act requirements, providing always-on monitoring and gap analysis — compliance posture as a continuously updated state rather than a quarterly scramble. When a prospect sends a security questionnaire, the questionnaire autopilot uses AI to auto-fill answers from live evidence, attaching supporting documentation and confidence scores so the reviewer knows which answers to double-check. For auditors and enterprise prospects, one click generates structured, timestamped compliance evidence packs.

Who is it for?

B2B SaaS companies facing SOC 2 for enterprise deals — and, increasingly, EU AI Act obligations — without a dedicated compliance team. The integration list reads like a modern startup stack, which signals the intended customer: teams on AWS and GitHub with Clerk, Supabase, and Stripe in production, where the founders currently answer the questionnaires themselves.

When would a team choose it, and what about trust?

The alternative is spreadsheet-driven audit prep: screenshots as evidence, requirements tracked manually, questionnaires answered from memory. Spire replaces that with live data. On its own security, the platform states that all integrations are read-only — it cannot modify the infrastructure it monitors — and that data is encrypted at rest and in transit.