Example · the Registers tab in 93 Compliance
Vendors and systems, with their owners and review dates
This is the vendor register of Fernhollow Health, a fictional company we use for demos: who gets its data, what they get, how much it matters, what assurance they gave (a SOC 2 report, a BAA), and when each one is reviewed next. 93 Compliance flags what an auditor or a customer would ask about, like a vendor with no owner. Nothing here is made up for the page: it's the demo company's own data as of 12 November 2026, gaps included.
Amazon Web Services
Hosting (ca-central-1, us-east-1)
Data: PHI: appointments, contact details
Assurance: SOC 2 Type 2, HIPAA BAA
Owner: Tom Becker
HighNext 15 Mar 2027Okta
Single sign-on
Data: Staff identities
Assurance: SOC 2 Type 2
Owner: Tom Becker
HighNext 15 Mar 2027Twilio
SMS appointment reminders
Data: Patient phone numbers, reminder text
Assurance: SOC 2 Type 2, BAA
Owner: Marcus Oyelaran
HighNext 15 Mar 2027Google Workspace
Email, documents
Data: Internal; some customer correspondence
Assurance: SOC 2 Type 2
Owner: Tom Becker
MediumNext 15 Mar 2027Stripe
Billing clinics
Data: Billing contacts, card tokens
Assurance: PCI DSS Level 1
Owner: Dana Whitfield
MediumNext 15 Mar 2027Zendesk
Customer support tickets
Data: Clinic staff contacts; occasional PHI in tickets
Assurance: SOC 2 Type 2
Owner: Marcus Oyelaran
MediumNext 15 Mar 2027Slack
Team chat
Data: Internal
Assurance: SOC 2 Type 2
Owner: Tom Becker
LowNext 15 Mar 2027
What this register tells you
- Each vendor was last reviewed on 15 Mar 2026 and is reviewed every 12 months, so the next review for all of them is 15 Mar 2027. 93 Compliance marks a vendor “Review due” when that date passes.
- No vendor has an owner yet. That's the first thing a customer's security questionnaire asks (“who manages this relationship?”), so the register says so on every row.
- Zendesk gets “Clinic staff contacts; occasional PHI in tickets”, and the assurance on file is SOC 2 Type 2 with no BAA listed. A healthcare customer will ask about that one.
- Criticality (high, medium, low) says how much a vendor's failure or breach would hurt: the high ones are reviewed first.
- The register downloads as a CSV, and goes into the audit package as it is.
Keep your own registers
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