@cognition: Most SOC2 audits take weeks of manual time. Read how @s16h_ and the @MetaviewAI team finished it in two days with Devin:
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MetaviewAI used Devin AI agent to complete SOC2 audit in two days instead of weeks.
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Most SOC2 audits take weeks of manual time.
Read how @s16h_ and the @MetaviewAI team finished it in two days with Devin:
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