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blast-audit.com

Blast Audit provides an Excel add-in that extracts, matches and compares document data for audit work. It serves audit teams working in Excel.

Summarized from its homepage on 7 Nov 2026.

Classified asFinance and accounting software

The Blast Audit homepage

Vendors of Blast Audit and the evidence for each

Blast Audit declares 9 subprocessors.

VendorCategoryEvidenceLevel
CloudflareCloud and infrastructureConfirmed
Subprocessor listProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Privacy policyProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Websiteheader: cf-ray: a56f5fb55abe2350-SJC7 Nov 2026Source
Companies using Cloudflare
Google WorkspaceProductivityConfirmed
Subprocessor listProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Privacy policyProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Websitemx: aspmx.l.google.com.7 Nov 2026Source
Companies using Google Workspace
Customer.ioEmail and communicationsConfirmed
Subprocessor listProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Privacy policyProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Companies using Customer.io
ExaDeveloper toolsConfirmed
Subprocessor listProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Privacy policyProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Companies using Exa
MicrosoftProductivityConfirmed
Subprocessor listNamed as Microsoft (Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited) · Processes data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Privacy policyProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Companies using Microsoft
PostHogAnalyticsConfirmed
Subprocessor listProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Privacy policyProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Companies using PostHog
SentryObservabilityConfirmed
Subprocessor listProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Privacy policyProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Companies using Sentry
StripePaymentsConfirmed
Subprocessor listProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Privacy policyProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Companies using Stripe
WorkOSSecurity and identityConfirmed
Subprocessor listProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Privacy policyProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Companies using WorkOS
GoogleCloud and infrastructureLikely
Privacy policyProcesses data for the company7 Nov 2026Source
Companies using Google

Certifications

StandardWhat the source saysChecked
ISO 27001Company's statement“Audited like you audit SOC 2 Type 2 report issued by Sensiba; ISO 27001:2022 certificate issued; GDPR with a public DPA.”The company's own statement. We have not checked an accreditation registry.10 Nov 2026Source
SOC 2 Type IICompany's statement“Audited like you audit SOC 2 Type 2 report issued by Sensiba; ISO 27001:2022 certificate issued; GDPR with a public DPA.”The company's own statement. SOC 2 has no public registry; the report itself is shared by the company, usually under NDA.10 Nov 2026Source

We last read its homepage on 10 Nov 2026 and the FedRAMP Marketplace on 8 Nov 2026. A standard not shown here was not found in these sources. That does not mean Blast Audit lacks it.

Vendor's own statement, retrieved from the source URL on the date shown. StrataDB does not verify the underlying claim. Data sources.

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