Everything an agent can finish.
Eight jobs Zero2Do takes off your desk, and what each agent does to finish them.
Evidence agents
Evidence collects itself.
Connect your cloud, code hosting and identity provider once. Agents pull the screenshots, configurations and exports on a schedule, map each item to the controls it satisfies, and re-collect it before it goes stale.
Example action taken
Collected 14 evidence items from GitHub · mapped to CC6.1 and CC7.2, renewal set for 90 days
Every item lands with its receipt
Source system, capture timestamp, the controls it satisfies and the date it expires. All of it recorded when the item lands, not reconstructed at audit time.
Policy writer and judge
Policies get written, then reviewed.
A writer agent drafts each policy from how your environment is actually configured, not from a blank template. A judge agent grades the draft against the framework and sends it back until it holds up. What reaches you is a decision, not homework.
Example action taken
Drafted the Access Control Policy · passed the judge on the second pass, 2 questions left for you
Two agents, one draft
The writer produces, the judge reviews against the control text, and the loop closes before the policy reaches your approval queue.
Control testing
Controls are tested, not asserted.
Automated tests run against live configuration on a schedule and record a pass, a fail and the reason for it. A control is never green because somebody said so in a spreadsheet last quarter.
Example action taken
Ran 38 control tests across the AWS account · 36 passed, 2 failed with the setting that caused it
Every result carries its reason
Each run stores what was checked, what came back and when. A failure arrives with the fix already identified.
Access reviews
Access reviews run themselves.
Agents assemble who has access to what across your connected systems, route each list to the owner who has to sign it, and keep chasing the ones that have not come back. You see the exceptions, not the spreadsheet.
Example action taken
Opened the quarterly access review for Google Workspace · 3 owners notified, 1 chased twice, 2 revocations queued
The chasing is the work
Reminders, escalations and the record of who signed what, kept without anyone maintaining a tracker.
Security posture
Drift shows up the same day.
Continuous scans across cloud, endpoints and identity watch for the configuration that quietly changed. When something moves out of shape, it lands on your briefing with the control it puts at risk.
Example action taken
Scan found public access on a new storage bucket · on the briefing within the hour, owner notified
Posture, not a point in time
The score moves when your environment moves, and every dip is traceable to the finding that caused it.
Audit room
The audit package is already built.
Every control, the evidence behind it and the history of both, collected in one place your auditor can open. No week of screenshotting, no folder of attachments emailed the night before.
Example action taken
Assembled the SOC 2 audit package · 214 evidence items indexed, one link sent to the auditor
One room your auditor can open
Controls, evidence and test history in the structure an auditor already reads, exported on demand.
Trust center
The questionnaire answers itself.
A public page shows your current posture: frameworks in progress, controls covered, policies published. Most security questionnaires are answered before anyone sends one. For MSPs, one per client workspace.
Example action taken
Refreshed the trust center · posture published for 4 client workspaces
A public page, kept current
Compliance posture, maintained by Zero2Do: it updates when the underlying controls do, on your own subdomain.
Memory and heartbeat
It remembers, and it keeps going.
Zero2Do keeps what it has learned about your organization: the risk you accepted, the framework you chose first, the audit date you are working back from. A heartbeat runs on your schedule and acts on it, sending reminders, renewals, nudges and escalations without being asked.
Example action taken
Heartbeat found 9 policy acknowledgments past due · owners reminded, the two chased twice escalated to you
A heartbeat on your schedule
Runs hourly by default, adjustable from every 30 minutes to once a day, and every autonomous action it takes is logged where you can review it.
All of it, running by next week
Connect the systems you already run and let the agents start on the work this page describes.
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Connect
Point Zero2Do at your cloud, code hosting and identity provider. Nothing to install.
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Agents run
Every capability on this page starts working on the schedule you set, from day one.
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Approve
You review what the agents produced and answer the few questions only you can answer.