Parseur says SOC 2 Type II audit strengthens enterprise security posture
Parseur said it completed a SOC 2 Type II audit, which the AI document processing company says will help reassure enterprise customers about security and data handling.
Parseur said Monday that it has completed a SOC 2 Type II audit by Constellation GRC, which the AI document processing company says strengthens its security posture for enterprise customers.
The company said the audit took about six months and covered the AICPA Trust Services Criteria for security, availability and confidentiality. Parseur said many business buyers want formal security checks before they share invoices, contracts and other sensitive records with software vendors.
Parseur said it serves more than 10,000 businesses worldwide and processes millions of documents each year. Founded in 2016 by Sylvestre Dupont and Sylvain Josserand, the company said it is headquartered in Singapore, operates with a fully remote team and has been bootstrapped and profitable since 2017.
The company said its security and privacy framework includes compliance with EU GDPR, UK GDPR, Swiss FADP, California CCPA and Singapore PDPA. Parseur said its infrastructure is hosted in the EU, that Oneleet performs annual penetration testing, and that it uses continuous automated security monitoring. It also said it does not use customer data to train its AI models.
Parseur said its platform handles invoices, contracts, financial records, emails, PDFs and other business documents for customers in finance, logistics, insurance, real estate and operations.
In a quote included in the announcement, co-founder and CEO Sylvestre Dupont said customers wanted SOC 2 compliance before sending invoices and contracts. Dupont said the company pursued the audit to improve its security posture and said an independent auditor confirmed how Parseur handles customer data.
Oneleet’s Kevin Baker also was quoted in the release, saying Parseur had a mature, well-documented approach to security. Baker said the company’s EU-hosted infrastructure and policy against training AI models on customer data were key evaluation points for AI vendors.
Parseur said SOC 2 Type II compliance is becoming a prerequisite for enterprise AI vendor approval, especially in regulated sectors. The company said the new report removes a procurement barrier for customers in those markets.
Parseur said the compliance work is part of its broader effort to support enterprise adoption of its document processing tools.
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