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SOC 2 Type II

Built for enterprise trust.

Understand the control themes, evidence trail, and deployment review process security teams can evaluate when considering Serve.

Assurance overview

Make the operating record available for review.

Serve maintains SOC 2 compliance for its operating environment. This page summarizes the control themes enterprise teams can review with Serve. Available documentation and requirements depend on the proposed deployment.

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Control themes

Controlled access

Access to financial and operational information is reviewed in the context of the systems, users, and workflows included in each deployment.

Reviewable workflows

Inputs, approvals, supporting evidence, actions, and outcomes stay connected so teams can inspect how work moved through Serve.

Traceable evidence

Serve keeps the operating context behind important actions available for review instead of separating decisions from their source records.

Deployment-specific diligence

Security requirements, available materials, connected systems, and operating boundaries are reviewed for the proposed deployment.

Auditability

Keep evidence connected from source to outcome.

Serve is designed to keep source context, human approvals, supporting evidence, actions, and final outcomes connected for operational and security review.

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Source record

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Access context

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Human approval

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Action evidence

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Final outcome

Review process

Move from diligence questions to clear operating boundaries.

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Define the scope

Share the workflows, systems, data, and users your team expects Serve to support.

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Review relevant materials

Evaluate the compliance and security information applicable to the proposed operating environment.

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Confirm responsibilities

Align on access, approvals, connected systems, review expectations, and deployment boundaries.

SOC 2 Type II review

Bring Serve into your security review.

Discuss the controls, evidence, data, access, and workflow questions relevant to your proposed deployment.