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CPA Partner Program

Deliver SOC 2 Type II audits on Skadi.

Join a network of Independent CPA audit firms modernizing SOC 2 Type II fieldwork. Our audit intelligence tests, cross-checks, and analyzes evidence to handle the routine audit paperwork, while your CPAs keep professional judgment, independence, and the final opinion.

Independent CPA firms only
Audit intelligence
Who we're looking for

CPA firms ready for what's next.

We're building a small, trusted network of audit firms that share our belief: SOC 2 should protect businesses, not just check boxes.

Independent CPA firms

You have active peer review, licensed CPAs on staff, and experience performing SOC 2 Type II engagements under AICPA standards.

Tech-savvy teams

You're comfortable with cloud tooling, API integrations, and AI-assisted workflows. You want to reduce manual evidence slog without cutting corners.

Open to AI collaboration

You see AI-assisted verification as a way to strengthen risk identification, not replace judgment. You're willing to train your team on new audit intelligence.

Why partner

Built for the way CPA firms actually work.

Evidence review at scale

Skadi's audit intelligence ingests, tests, and cross-checks evidence from GRC platforms, cloud providers, code repos, and raw data repositories. Your team reviews exceptions, not every screenshot.

Shorter fieldwork cycles

Automated consistency checks, missing-evidence flags, and pre-built control mappings help optimize up to 80% of routine audit paperwork so you move from planning to opinion faster.

Privacy-first by design

The models run on AWS Bedrock: no training on your data, no retention by model providers. Access is scoped to the engagement team, and the system is configured for audit-specific verification, not open-ended inference.

Transparent economics

Skadi's platform fee and your firm's audit fee are separate and quoted transparently. No hidden splits, markups, or referral commissions.

Work with our clients or bring your own

Use Skadi for firms we introduce to you, or onboard your existing clients. You contract directly with every client and keep the relationship.

Independence preserved

You contract directly with your client, set your own scope and fees, and sign your own report. Skadi does not influence professional judgment.

Security first

Built for evidence you can stand behind.

You're trusting us with your clients' most sensitive data. Here's how the platform protects it — and how Skadi differs from general-purpose AI tools like ChatGPT or Claude.

Encryption in transit and at rest

All evidence and workpapers are encrypted with TLS 1.2+ in transit and AES-256 at rest. Access is logged and scoped to the engagement team only.

No training on your data

Audit intelligence runs on AWS Bedrock with no training on your data and no retention by model providers. The system runs configured, audit-specific verification tasks — nothing leaves the engagement boundary.

Immutable audit trail

Every upload, access, test, and exception flag is logged with timestamps and user identity, so your workpapers stay defensible under peer review.

Role-based access control

Partners, managers, staff, and clients each see only what their role requires. Access can be revoked per engagement, and CPA workpaper retention survives customer termination.

Skadi vs. general-purpose AI assistants

Skadi
ChatGPT / Claude skills
Purpose
Built exclusively for SOC 2 Type II evidence verification and audit workflows
General-purpose chat assistants with optional skills/plugins
Audit security
Purpose-built for confidential evidence, role-based access, and audit-grade controls
Not designed for secure audit use; useful for drafting and research only
Verification
Audit intelligence independently tests, cross-checks, and flags inconsistencies in evidence
Single model output; no built-in cross-verification or exception flagging
Data handling
Runs on AWS Bedrock: no training on your data, no provider retention; engagement-scoped access
Depending on plan and settings, prompts may be reviewed or used for training
Audit trail
Immutable, timestamped log of every action — designed for peer review
Conversation history only; not designed as audit documentation
Output
Workpaper-ready evidence mappings, exception reports, and control test results
Free-form text that still requires manual documentation

General-purpose AI tools are useful for drafting and research.

How it works

From application to first engagement — just request access to the workspace and receive 3 test runs.

01
Apply

Share your firm's background, peer-review status, and SOC 2 experience. We review every application personally.

02
Request workspace access

Once approved, request access to the Skadi workspace. We'll provision an environment scoped to your team.

03
Receive 3 test runs

Run three test engagements at no risk. Validate the workflow, train your staff, and refine your process before a live client.

04
First engagement

Work with our clients or bring your own. Your firm contracts directly, issues the report, and keeps full independence.

Independence & trust

Technology that supports independence, never undermines it.

We know AICPA independence rules matter. That's why Skadi's partner model is designed to keep the CPA firm in full control of the engagement.

  • You contract directly with your client and issue your own report.
  • Skadi does not set scope, pricing, staffing, conclusions, or opinions.
  • No referral fees, commissions, or revenue share on CPA firm fees.
  • CPA workpaper access survives client termination or fee disputes.
  • The system flags exceptions; licensed CPAs make all final judgments.
FAQ

Questions from CPA firms.

Request access. Run your first engagement.

Approved partner firms get access to the Skadi workspace — request access and run your first audit engagement with full support from our team. Independence preserved, security first.

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