You don't have room for systems that create more uncertainty.

You need to know where your data lives, who can access it, and whether the platform behind your operation can stand up to the scrutiny that comes with growth. That scrutiny may come from a customer’s IT team, a private equity partner, an insurance provider, or your own leadership team.

That is why BuildOps has completed its SOC 2 Type II audit. The report was issued by CyberCrest CPA Services, LLC and covers the Security Trust Services Criteria for the period March 31 through June 30, 2026.

This is an important milestone. It is also not the finish line.

SOC 2 Type II is an independent audit of how security controls actually operate over a period of time—not a checklist we complete ourselves. Type I assesses whether controls are designed appropriately at a specific point in time. Type II examines whether selected controls operated effectively throughout a defined examination period. For a software platform that sits at the center of service, projects, financials, and customer operations, that distinction matters.

Security has to support the way contractors work

You do not experience your business in isolated software categories. A service call can lead to a quote. A project can create a purchase order. Completed work has to become an invoice. You need visibility across the operation without forcing every team to reconcile disconnected systems.

BuildOps is designed around that connected reality. It brings service, projects, financials, and sales into one operating system for commercial contractors. That makes trust part of the product experience—not a separate conversation that starts only when your security questionnaire arrives.

What the attestation means for BuildOps customers

For you, the value is in the evidence behind the milestone.

The examination tested selected controls related to how BuildOps controls access to customer data, manages changes to and monitors production, oversees vendors, and handles incidents. The review looked at how those controls operated in practice—not just whether the policies existed.

You can request the SOC 2 Type II report under NDA through the BuildOps Trust Center. That gives security, IT, legal, finance, and procurement teams a defined body of evidence to review as they evaluate a platform for sensitive operational and financial workflows.

The attestation can help reduce a common security-review blocker in enterprise and national-account deals. It can also help streamline security questionnaires and procurement reviews by giving those teams a clear, independent reference point.

It also gives BuildOps a higher standard to maintain. Security is not something a company can complete once and file away. It depends on disciplined processes, clear ownership, ongoing monitoring, and the ability to produce evidence over time.

A stronger foundation for what comes next

You are building a business that needs to last. You are adding crews, taking on larger projects, expanding service agreements, and creating more sophisticated operating models. Your software has to support that ambition without asking you to trade control for speed.

SOC 2 Type II is one part of that foundation.

It provides an important, independent reference point for understanding how BuildOps approaches the protection of the platform and data within the report’s scope.

That is the standard we intend to keep building on: technology that helps commercial contractors move faster, with more visibility, more control, and fewer reasons to second-guess the systems running their business.

To review current security documentation or request the report under NDA, visit the BuildOps Trust Center.