Felix Achieves SOC 2 Type II Certification | Felix Blog

Kristy Dale   |   September 23, 2024

In August 2023, we shared our excitement in achieving our SOC 2 Type 1 certification. 

Today, we’re proud to announce a further significant milestone in our commitment to data security – and that’s our successful completion of the SOC 2 Type 2 certification.   

This accomplishment highlights our operational excellence, and our dedication in ensuring the highest level of protection and compliance when it comes to safeguarding our customer information. This becomes of more and more important as Felix continues to expand on a global scale. 

What is SOC reporting?  

Service Organisation Control (SOC) reporting is a way for organisations to receive an independent, third-party certification saying that their internal controls and processes meet established standards, laws and regulation. 

Felix has teamed up with AssuranceLab as our independent audit partner, and upon completion of our successful audit it’s confirmed that we are SOC 2 Type 2 compliant.  

SOC 2 T2 Logo Rectangle Colour

What’s SOC 2 compliance? 

SOC 2 is a security framework developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) to demonstrate the security processes and controls in organisations such as Felix. By being compliant, all our product and service-related systems meet industry-standard security and privacy protocols. SOC 2 focuses on five Trust Services Criteria (TSC) – security criteria, system availability, data confidentiality, and privacy requirements for handling personal information.   

Felix had been audited by an independent certified public accountant who works with the company on an assessment and determines whether the company meets the appropriate standards established by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA).  

Being SOC 2 compliant shows that Felix has the governance, infrastructure, and systems in place to protect customer information from a holistic manner across the company.  

About SOC 2 Type 2 certification 

SOC 2 Type 2 compliance evaluates how well an organisation’s systems and controls perform over a period of time, and for Felix this testing period took place from 1 August 2023 to 31 July 2024. The audit by AssuranceLab took three months to complete, where they diligently examined hundreds of controls and data points from the testing period. The Type 2 style audits for SOC 2 and GDPR validates Felix’s commitment to maintain high standard of security, availability, confidentiality and data protection. 

What’s next? 

Our SOC 2 Type 2 audit will be re-validated annually so that we continue to uphold our compliance. In the future, we will be investigating ways to improve and automate compliance processes and will look at introducing new innovations to ensure our compliance programs are run as effectively and efficiently as possible. 

Learn more about Felix’s Security and Compliance measures, or contact us to learn more about our SOC 2 Type II certification.  

Kristy Dale
Kristy is Manager, Marketing and Product at Felix. She is passionate about understanding customer needs and delivering marketing and product initiatives that drive value and support positive customer outcomes. Kristy joined Felix in 2021 and holds a Master of Marketing from Melbourne Business School.
Follow me:

Recent Articles

Contractor prequalification: What to check before you sign a vendor
Risk mitigation, Insider, Vendor Management
Contractor prequalification: What to check before you sign a vendor

Bringing on a new contractor always carries some risk. Will they deliver on time? Are they financially stable? Do they carry the right insurance? Contractor prequalification is how procurement teams answer those questions before a contract is signed, rather than finding out the hard way mid-project.

Vendor onboarding vs prequalification: what’s the difference, and why it matters
Insider, Vendor Management, Sourcing
Vendor onboarding vs prequalification: what’s the difference, and why it matters

Ask most procurement teams if their vendors are onboarded, the answer is yes. Ask if they are prequalified, and the answer gets a lot less certain. That gap – between having a vendor’s details and knowing who you’re working with – is where a lot of supply chain risk quietly lives.

Top 10 procurement best practices to implement immediately
Insider, Vendor Management, Procurement Schedule
Top 10 procurement best practices to implement immediately

Procurement teams are under increasing pressure to control costs, reduce risk, maintain compliance, and keep operations moving efficiently. At the same time, stakeholders expect faster decisions, better supplier visibility, and stronger governance across the purchasing process.

Let's stay in touch

Get the monthly dose of supply chain, procurement and technology insights with the Felix newsletter.