Superscript Systems, a fintech and AI development company that builds software for complex money movement and AI-powered financial operations, has strengthened its commitment to customer trust and data security by achieving SOC 2 compliance powered by Socify, a compliance platform from TAC Security.

SOC 2 is an auditing framework developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) that evaluates how service organizations manage customer data against trust service criteria including security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy. Reports under the framework are prepared by independent CPA firms, and in B2B software — fintech in particular — they have become a standard item in enterprise vendor due-diligence and procurement reviews.

The milestone comes as AI becomes deeply embedded in business operations and trust increasingly extends beyond product performance. Customers and enterprise buyers now expect clear proof that platforms handling sensitive workflows are secure, controlled, reliable, and audit-ready.

Superscript Systems builds financial software for clients whose enterprise customers demand proof of security before a contract is signed. According to the company, the necessary controls were already in place across its development process and infrastructure. What it lacked was a structured way to prove those controls, centralize evidence, and remain audit-ready without slowing client delivery. It is a common position for engineering-led companies, where controls often mature faster than the documentation needed to evidence them during vendor reviews.

With Socify, Superscript Systems implemented a SOC 2 program covering Security and Confidentiality. Socify helped the company map existing controls to SOC 2 requirements, organize evidence across systems and tools, connect controls to real system behavior, and turn everyday workflows into audit-ready processes. Because SOC 2 examinations assess controls either at a point in time (Type I) or over a defined period (Type II), staying audit-ready is an ongoing discipline that depends on continuous evidence collection rather than a one-time exercise — the gap compliance automation platforms are built to close.

"Our clients hand us their payment infrastructure, so security questions come up on the first call, not the last. We had the controls. What we didn't have was a clean way to show them. Socify gave us that without pulling the team off client work," said Michael Shmulevich, Founder and CEO of Superscript Systems.

Through the engagement, Superscript Systems achieved clear visibility across systems, controls, and risks, streamlined CPA review through a single Audit Vault, and reduced audit preparation effort by approximately 80%. According to the platform, Socify can help organizations reduce SOC 2 compliance costs by up to 75–80% compared with traditional consulting-led approaches, a positioning consistent with the broader industry shift from consultant-led engagements toward automated, continuously monitored compliance programs.

Before adopting Socify, Superscript Systems had a strong security system but no structured way to demonstrate it: controls existed but were not clearly defined, and evidence was scattered across tools. After the implementation, the company built a clear SOC 2 control framework, centralized audit-ready evidence, and established a scalable compliance foundation for future enterprise growth. The AICPA framework also allows organizations to broaden their scope over time to additional criteria such as availability, processing integrity, and privacy, giving that foundation room to expand as enterprise requirements grow.

Socify is powered by TAC Security, a public cybersecurity company trusted by 10,000+ clients across 100 countries. The platform is positioned to make cybersecurity compliance faster, simpler, and more affordable for organizations.

With this milestone, Superscript Systems says it is now better positioned to serve enterprise customers, strengthen buyer confidence, and demonstrate continuous trust as it scales its software development practice.

Source: GlobalFinTechSeries