Compliance

Honest current state of Solid Accounting's compliance posture. We don't claim certifications we don't have; the table below is what we actually do today plus what's in flight.

At-a-glance

FrameworkStatusNotes
SOC 2 Type IIIn progressType I observation period started Q2 2026. Type II expected Q1 2027.
GDPRCompliantData export, deletion, and processing transparency in place. See GDPR page.
CCPA (California)CompliantSame controls as GDPR — California residents have equivalent rights.
HIPAANot applicableSolid is general-purpose accounting software. We don't process Protected Health Information. If you're a healthcare practice, your bookkeeping (invoices, expenses, payroll) isn't PHI even if your clinical system is.
PCI-DSSNot applicableWe don't process cardholder data. License sales go through Stripe (PCI Level 1). Bank Feeds go through Plaid (PCI Level 1). Cardholder data never touches Solid.
ISO 27001ConsideringCustomer demand-driven. If you need this, email us.
FedRAMPNot applicableSolid is desktop software; no SaaS offering to be FedRAMP'd.

What we mean by "compliant"

For frameworks where we say Compliant, we've implemented the controls, documented them, and would withstand an audit. We haven't paid for third-party attestation in every case.

For In progress, we're actively running the operational discipline (logs, reviews, evidence collection) against a controls list, with a third-party auditor engaged.

For Not applicable, the framework's scope doesn't include what Solid does. We say so explicitly rather than evasively.

Data residency

DataStored where
Your .solid fileYour computer
Cloud Backup blocks (managed)Backblaze B2 region you choose; default US East
Cloud Backup blocks (BYO)Wherever your bucket lives
License recordsSolid's infrastructure (US)
Bank Feeds metadataPlaid (US for US accounts; EU for EU accounts)

For EU customers needing strict EU residency: use Cloud Backup with a BYO destination in an EU bucket. Your license-server records (name, email, license key) are in the US — that's a small enough surface to be GDPR-clearable but worth flagging.

Vendor-risk-review packet

If you need a signed packet for a procurement review:

  1. Email security@solidaccounting.com with your procurement contact's name and the framework(s) involved
  2. We send the most current security questionnaire fill (CAIQ, SIG-Lite, custom)
  3. Turnaround: 3-5 business days for standard packets; longer for custom requests

We don't charge for these.

Where we explicitly don't meet a bar

A few things to set expectations:

  • No SOC 2 Type II yet — we're in observation. If your procurement requires existing Type II, talk to us; we may have remediation.
  • No third-party penetration test on file — a quarterly external pentest is on the post-launch roadmap.
  • No formal data processing agreement (DPA) signed individually unless you ask — our standard terms include processing terms; bilateral DPAs available on request for enterprise customers.
  • No HIPAA Business Associate Agreement (BAA) — Solid isn't appropriate for files containing PHI even if BAAs were available. Use a healthcare-specific accounting product if you process PHI.

Reporting compliance issues

If you've identified a compliance gap or potential issue:

We acknowledge within 24 hours and treat compliance reports the same as security reports — see Security → Incident response.

Cross-references

Updated May 2, 2026
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