Why no certificates yet
Security certifications take time and they cost money — but more importantly, they take a running history. SOC 2 Type II requires an auditor to observe your controls operating consistently over a defined window (typically 3–12 months). We've been putting the controls in place, documenting them, and running them long enough to be auditable. Engaging an auditor before the controls are stable is theatre; we'd rather do it once, properly.
What we already do
Independent of certification, we already operate against the controls that those frameworks require. The other pages on this site spell out the specifics:
- Security — hosting, encryption, access control, vulnerability management, incident response.
- Privacy — EU data residency, GDPR posture, DPA.
- Resilience — backups, recovery objectives, business continuity.
- AI safety — provider list, training stance, logging, controls.
- Sub-processors — every third party that touches customer data.
If you need a certificate today
We'll tell you honestly that we don't have one. If your procurement process strictly requires SOC 2 or ISO 27001 today, we are probably not the right vendor for you right now — and we'd rather you know that upfront than discover it after signing.
For most customers, the practical question is whether myflow handles data responsibly. The detail on this site, the DPA, security questionnaire responses, and a call with our team are usually enough to answer that.
Roadmap
We will update this page as our certification status changes. Subscribe to changes by emailing oliver@myflow.se; we will notify you when we engage an auditor, when we receive a report, and when that report is available to share.