Get through bank security review without the stall
Banks want what your agent does. Their risk teams need proof it stayed inside the lines. Shoirly gives you that proof, per customer, before they ask.
Where deals stall, and what you can show instead
The questions change as a deal moves through a bank. The answer doesn't have to.
01 Security questionnaire
“How do you control what the agent can do?”
Point to signed records showing each action and what authorised it, not only a policy document.
02 Vendor due diligence
“Can you show us it works in practice?”
Share a sample evidence pack for a pilot, with a coverage check showing nothing went unrecorded.
03 Contract
“What audit and information rights do we get?”
Offer per-customer evidence packs on a schedule, a concrete way to meet the bank's DORA access and audit expectations.
04 Ongoing oversight
“How do we keep monitoring you?”
Each period's pack lands in your trust centre. Their third-party risk team reviews it without a new questionnaire.
What you get
One integration with your agent. After that, evidence builds up on its own, and every bank gets its own pack.
Signed records of every action
Linked to the person or policy that authorised it.
A coverage check
Proof nothing your agent attempted went unrecorded.
Per-customer evidence packs
Each bank sees its own customers only, mapped to DORA.
A home in your trust centre
Packs sit next to your certifications, where buyers already look.
Questions vendors ask
We already have SOC 2. Why would a bank need more?
SOC 2 tells a bank you have sensible controls over a past audit period. It helps you get shortlisted. It doesn't show what your agent did for that bank's customers last week, which is the question a risk team asks before it lets an agent act with more autonomy.
Does Shoirly change how our agent behaves?
No. It records what the agent does and what authorised it. Decisions stay with your agent and your policies.
Do we have to replace Vanta or our trust centre?
No. Shoirly plugs into Vanta and the trust centre you already use, and adds evidence they can't produce on their own.
Our customers are in the UK, not the EU. Is this still useful?
Yes. DORA is EU law, but UK banks work under their own operational resilience and outsourcing rules and ask the same practical question: what did your system do, and who allowed it? The evidence is the same; the mapping changes.
Show a bank what your agent did.
Thirty minutes. We'll walk through a sample evidence pack and how it fits your next security review.