Built for checklists.
“Are our controls in place?”
- Bought by
- CISO · Compliance
- Records
- Controls, owners, evidence files and status
- Kept for
- As uploaded documents
Vanta and Drata are excellent at SOC 2 readiness, policies and asset inventories. Neither records what an AI agent actually did. Runfile does, and feeds that evidence into the platform you already use.
The short answerKeep Vanta or Drata for your compliance programme. Add Runfile for the agents.
What each is built for, and when to reach for which.
“Are our controls in place?”
“What exactly did this agent do, and can you prove it?”
Eight things teams ask about. Where Vanta or Drata is the better choice, we say so.
Based on each vendor’s public product information. Products change, so check with them for current details.
Runfile produces the evidence. Vanta or Drata keeps tracking the control it supports.
They cover AI policies and inventories well. What they don’t model is the agent run itself: the sequence of prompts, tools, retrievals and approvals an auditor asks to see.
That’s how it’s designed to work. Runfile produces the signed evidence; your compliance platform tracks the control it supports.
If no agents are in scope yet, probably. Finish SOC 2 with Vanta or Drata, and come back when agents enter scope.
A 30-minute call with your compliance and Internal Audit leads. We’ll show how Runfile evidence lands next to the controls you already track.