The tools your clients already run are sitting on the evidence auditors want. Connect them and their data becomes automated compliance evidence — and where there's no API, declare the tool in attest mode.
Your clients run security-awareness training like KnowBe4, a backup platform like Datto, a managed-EDR service like Huntress, an HRIS like BambooHR, and a PSA — HaloPSA, Autotask, Syncro, Atera, or NinjaOne. Every one of them is generating the exact evidence a framework asks for — training completion, tested restores, incident history, personnel screening — and none of it is in the compliance report.
Connect the tool and SBCMSP turns its live data into automated evidence, citing the real numbers under the control. When a framework asks “do users complete awareness training regularly,” the answer stops being a promise and becomes a citation.
No API for a tool? Declare it in attest mode. That records the control as attested — honestly “declared,” not “automated” — and fills only undocumented gaps. It never overwrites live-API evidence or a human answer.
Connect a tool a client already runs and its live data is written into the compliance record as automated evidence — the real number, cited under the exact control.
Common tools without a live adapter still finish the family. Connecting one records that the client uses it and writes that family’s controls as attested — honestly declared, not API-verified — filling undocumented gaps only. Upgrade to a live feed later with no data migration.
Sync becomes attestation becomes a cited control, and it keeps itself fresh with zero touch.
Connect what has an API, declare what doesn’t — and let the report cite real data.
→ Start Free TrialConnected evidence feeds the same compliance record SBCMSP uses everywhere — mapped to frameworks, sharable with auditors, and summarized for clients.