SOC 2 bridge letters: what they cover and when customers accept them
A bridge letter covers the gap between the end of your last SOC 2 period and your next report. Customers usually accept one for a few months, not longer.
Trust Services Criteria, report types, bridge letters, subservice organisations and running a SOC 2 programme.
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A bridge letter covers the gap between the end of your last SOC 2 period and your next report. Customers usually accept one for a few months, not longer.
Evidence that cannot be found, dated or traced to a control gets requested again. A five-part file name fixes most of that before any tool is involved.
Three, six or twelve months: the right first observation window depends on how long your controls have run, what your buyers will accept and when you need the report.