Works inside your declared audit boundary (ex: AWS + GitHub + Jira). Outputs are repeatable, verifiable, and tied to approvals—not screenshots and memory.
Stop rebuilding compliance history from memory. Reify captures control-relevant changes, links them to tickets and approvals, and generates auditor-ready narratives—so you can answer “what changed?” for any point in time.
Every audit becomes a scramble to reconstruct what happened months ago—hunting through logs, screenshots, and people's memories.
Your team spends 40+ hours gathering screenshots, exporting logs, and writing narratives for every audit cycle.
Auditors check 1–2 changes. What about the other 500? Unauthorized changes can slip through outside the sample.
Last year's exports aren't enough. When incidents happen or diligence starts, you're scrambling to prove what was true months ago.
Auditors ask for clarification. You dig through Slack, email, and meeting notes. Weeks go by before you can respond.
Reify acts as your compliance flight recorder—capturing what matters, when it matters, so you can prove what actually happened within your declared boundary.
Per audit cycle. Generate complete evidence packages in minutes instead of weeks of manual work.
Every in-scope change enumerated and linked to authorization. No sampling. No gaps. No surprises.
Point-in-time snapshots let you answer questions about any date—fast—even months later.
Reify produces a structured evidence bundle you can hand to auditors (or internal reviewers) with a verification trail that’s repeatable and tamper-evident.
A single export containing machine-readable ledgers + human-readable narratives + integrity proofs.
Reify integrates with your systems to capture, preserve, and present audit-grade evidence with a repeatable verification trail.
Connect the systems that matter for your audit boundary—AWS infrastructure, GitHub, Jira, and other systems of record.
Reify captures immutable snapshots of in-scope control state—no manual exports, no screenshots, no “what do we remember?”.
Generate auditor-friendly narratives directly from snapshot data. Same inputs always produce the same output—deterministic and verifiable.
Package everything for your auditor in minutes—structured evidence bundles with narratives, references, and integrity proofs.
Reify connects to the systems that already define your audit reality.
See exactly how Reify transforms the most painful parts of an audit. Three common requests, two very different outcomes.
The Auditor says: "I need a list of every production system change made between July 1st and December 31st."
Your Lead Engineer drops everything. They run a messy SQL query on the CI/CD pipeline, export a GitHub commit log, and try to cross-reference it with Jira. They find 400 changes. They spend 4 hours deduplicating and "cleaning" the Excel sheet so it doesn't look like a mess.
You log into Reify, set the date range, and hit "Export Proof Bundle." The list is already generated, deduplicated, and formatted into an Audit-Grade Narrative. You hand it over in 5 minutes.
The Auditor says: "I've picked 15 samples from your list. For Sample #12 (a database schema change), show me who approved it and the proof that it passed a security scan."
You go to Jira. The ticket for #12 exists, but the "Approval" field is empty because Bob approved it in a Slack thread. You spend 30 minutes scrolling through Slack to find the screenshot. Then you go to Jenkins to find the build log from August to prove the scan passed.
Each entry in the Reify Proof Bundle is a hyperlink. The auditor clicks it and sees a "Flight Record": Event: Schema Change at 14:02 UTC. Author: dev_user_01. Authorization: Linked to Jira-402 (Status: Approved by Lead_Arch). Validation: Attached checksum of the successful Snyk scan.
The Auditor says: "I see a configuration change in your AWS CloudTrail logs from October 14th that isn't on your 'Change List'. What was this?"
Panic. This is the "Gap." You start an incident-style investigation. Was it a hack? An emergency patch? Nobody remembers. You spend the next 2 days trying to "reconstruct history" to prove it wasn't a breach.
Reify's flight recorder caught the change in real-time. It's listed in the "Unlinked/Exceptions" section of the report. You had already "Attested" to it in Reify on October 15th as an "Emergency Break-Glass Fix." The narrative is already written. The auditor sees the transparency and moves on.
From the auditor's point of view, Reify changes their job fundamentally.
Auditors hate "Population Lists" provided by clients because they know they are often incomplete. Reify's cryptographic seal gives them confidence that the list hasn't been "cherry-picked."
The #1 reason audits take 3 months is the "request-response" lag. By providing a Proof Bundle where the evidence is already linked to the change, you remove 80% of their follow-up questions.
Instead of the auditor having to interpret a raw JSON log, Reify gives them a human-readable sentence: "On [Date], [User] changed [Resource] following [Approval Ticket]." This goes straight into their workpapers with zero editing required.
The real value isn’t saving 10 minutes on screenshots. It’s being able to prove what actually happened when auditors, customers, or regulators ask hard questions.
Your auditor asks: “Show me all in-scope infrastructure changes last quarter and prove each one was authorized.” Instead of weeks of exports + narratives, you produce a single evidence bundle.
Something breaks. Leadership asks: “What changed in the 48 hours before this happened?” Compare point-in-time snapshots to see what changed, when, and by whom.
The acquirer asks: “Prove your security posture on the date we signed the LOI.” Pull a sealed snapshot from that date—control state and evidence artifacts.
We’ll show the full evidence flow: connect → recording → narratives → export bundle. No fluff. No consulting pitch. Just the artifacts and how verification works.