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Soxify review

Freemium#16 of 22 in SOX Compliance SoftwareInternal Controls Software

A focused SOX evidence tool with a free tier and structured audit exports.

7.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Soxify is web-based software for compliance teams, internal auditors, and IT control owners managing SOX evidence workflows. Its core covers versioned and locked controls, secure evidence-request links, file uploads, status tracking, reminders, immutable audit trails, and audit-ready Excel and PDF binder exports. It is particularly suited to smaller SOX teams that want to begin with a free plan and expand as control and evidence requirements grow.

The plan structure makes the product accessible at the entry level. The Free plan supports up to 5 controls, 25 evidence requests per month, evidence-request links without login, evidence-pack exports, and a full audit trail. Team costs £149 per month and adds up to 15 controls, status tracking, reminders, audit-ready exports, and email support. Professional costs £499 per month and adds unlimited controls and evidence requests, advanced exports, change history, a risk register, framework mapping, and priority support. Enterprise pricing is custom and adds bulk imports, RCM auto-generation, period rollforward, a Starter ITGC kit library, an Internal Controls module for SOX testing, and dedicated support.

Soxify’s strongest fit is evidence governance rather than broad ecosystem connectivity. Versioned controls, locked changes, SHA256 integrity hashing, and immutable audit trails create a clear record around submitted evidence, while risk mapping and SOX testing extend the workflow beyond basic collection. The trade-off is that collection remains manual and integrations are not provided, which may limit efficiency for teams coordinating evidence across connected systems. Teams needing a focused, structured way to gather evidence and produce audit binders should consider Soxify; organizations prioritizing integrated collection or verified remediation tracking should look elsewhere.

Soxify pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan supports up to 5 controls and 25 evidence requests monthly
    • Secure evidence links work without control-owner logins
    • Audit trails, integrity hashing, and binder exports support audit readiness
  • Where it doesn't
    • Evidence collection is manual
    • No integrations are provided
    • Remediation tracking is not verified

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