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When major enterprises trust your platform with their data workflows, compliance isn't something you're doing for the first time. It's something you've been doing for years — and the question stops being whether you're compliant and starts being whether the platform managing that compliance is still earning its keep.
Sheetgo is a data automation platform that connects, processes, and automates data across spreadsheets, business systems, and data spaces at scale, with 5 million users globally and enterprise customers across every major industry. Sheetgo has held SOC 2 Type II compliance for years. What changed wasn't the requirement — it was who was helping them meet it.
Why They Switched
Sheetgo had been running its SOC 2 program on Vanta. It worked, but two things wore thin over time: support was hard to reach when questions came up, and for a lean European team, the pricing didn't match the value being delivered. When CTO Rafael Vidal's team evaluated alternatives, the bar was simple — a platform that does the job at a fair price, backed by support that actually shows up. They found that in ComplyJet, and made the switch.
A Migration Measured in Minutes, Not Weeks
Switching compliance platforms mid-program sounds risky — the fear is always that you'll lose months of accumulated evidence and have to start over. Sheetgo didn't. Using ComplyJet's API-based Vanta migration tool, their existing policies, evidence, artifacts, and employee records were pulled across automatically in about 10 to 15 minutes. From there, the team connected Google Cloud Platform for infrastructure monitoring, reviewed and adopted their migrated policies on the new platform, and rolled out employee training and device compliance — the setup work, not the rebuild work.
The Renewal: Kickoff to Reports in the Client's Hands
With the migration behind them, Sheetgo moved straight into their SOC 2 Type II renewal audit. The engagement went live, and their auditor estimated the fieldwork would wrap within the week. It did. Within about a month of the renewal kicking off, Rafael was reaching out about a different problem entirely — a client had requested Sheetgo's SOC 2 report through the Trust Center, and the attachment wasn't rendering. That's a good problem to have: it meant the report already existed and was already being handed to Sheetgo's own enterprise customers on request.
Where Sheetgo Stands Today
- SOC 2 Type II — renewed under ComplyJet, report live in Sheetgo's Trust Center
- Google Cloud Platform connected for continuous infrastructure monitoring
- Employee training and device compliance running on an ongoing basis
Sheetgo has kept a public Trust Center running on ComplyJet, and the team has continued pushing for it to cover more ground — following up on support for Google's CASA framework and custom badge uploads, both of which ComplyJet shipped within the timeline it committed to.
What Sheetgo Says
What I like best about ComplyJet is how straightforward and simple the application is to understand and navigate. On top of that, their customer support team is incredibly reliable and always responds fast whenever I need assistance.— Rafael Vidal, CTO at Sheetgo
Asked what he'd change, his answer undercut its own complaint: "Since ComplyJet is still a relatively new application, a few bugs do occasionally pop up. That said, what I really appreciate is how quickly their support team takes ownership of any issues and works diligently to get them resolved as soon as possible."
Why This Matters
Sheetgo's story matters because they weren't a startup trying compliance for the first time — they were an established platform with years of SOC 2 history, deciding the tool managing that history wasn't good enough anymore. That's a harder bar to clear than winning a first-time buyer, and it's a more useful signal for anyone currently on Vanta wondering if switching is worth the risk. The API-based migration removed the actual objection — losing work and starting over — and the renewal that followed proved the switch didn't cost them any momentum.
Looking Ahead
Sheetgo's SOC 2 Type II is current, and the infrastructure monitoring that keeps it that way runs continuously rather than resetting each renewal cycle. As a European platform processing data for enterprises worldwide, that's the shape their compliance needs will keep taking — and it's now built to keep up without another switch.
