What integrations does Compyl support?
Compyl supports 125+ integrations across cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud), identity and access (Okta, Duo, JumpCloud, Auth0), developer tools (GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins), security and risk (CrowdStrike, Qualys, Wiz, Tenable, SentinelOne), observability (Datadog, Splunk, Snowflake), IT service management (Jira, ServiceNow, PagerDuty, Slack), HR systems (Workday, Rippling, BambooHR), and business applications (Salesforce, NetSuite, Stripe). Every integration is built in-house.
Are Compyl's integrations built in-house?
Yes. Every Compyl integration is engineered and maintained in-house. Compyl does not rely on third-party connector middleware. That means deeper data access, faster fixes, and integrations purpose-built for GRC evidence rather than generic data sync.
Do integrations pull live data or static snapshots?
Compyl integrations pull live data on a continuous schedule, not one-time snapshots. Each connection refreshes automatically so your control status and audit evidence always reflect the current state of your systems.
How do integrations turn into audit evidence?
Each integration pulls live data from a connected system, Compyl maps that data to the controls it validates, and the result is stored as timestamped audit evidence. Compyl's Evidence Health then scores each artifact for relevance, freshness, and completeness, so evidence stays audit-ready across SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and 70+ frameworks.
Can I request a new integration?
Yes. Because integrations are built in-house, Compyl can prioritize and build new connections based on customer need, and the AI Blueprint Builder lets teams create custom evidence queries against connected systems without writing SQL.
How long does it take to connect an integration?
Authorization typically takes minutes and needs no engineering ticket. Once connected, the integration pulls live data continuously rather than snapshots, and blueprints turn it into evidence mapped to every framework the control satisfies.
