Automate Infrastructure Compliance Audits

Zero checks your infrastructure against compliance requirements across GitHub, cloud providers, and documentation, then posts a structured findings brief.

Zero connects:

What Zero delivers

Automate Infrastructure Compliance Audits — sample output from Zero — screenshot 1

What the problem is

Your compliance team flags a question: where is customer data stored, and does it meet regional requirements? Answering it means checking your cloud provider configs, reading your deployment settings, cross-referencing documentation, and writing a summary. Zero does all of this from one Slack message - checking your Vercel regions, Cloudflare R2 config, and infrastructure files, then posting a structured brief.

How Zero fixes it

Step 1: Connect your tools

GitHub

Required

GitHub is required. Zero reads your infrastructure and deployment config files from the repository.

Connect

Notion

Optional

Notion is optional. Zero saves compliance briefs and findings for audit trail documentation.

Connect

Step 2: Ask Zero

@Zero check our infrastructure for data residency - where are our Cloudflare R2 buckets located, what region does Vercel deploy to, and is there any cross-region replication configured?

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Zero gathers config from your infrastructure

Zero reads your repository configuration files, deployment configs, and checks connected cloud services for the relevant settings.

Zero cross-references against the compliance requirement

Zero maps each finding against the specific requirement - data residency, access control, encryption - and flags any gaps.

Findings brief posted and optionally saved

Zero posts a structured brief in Slack with findings per service and a summary recommendation. On request, it saves the full report to Notion.

Step 3: Take it further

Save to Notion for the audit

Archive the findings for your compliance record

@Zero save the compliance brief to Notion under 'Compliance > Infrastructure Audit > April 2026'.

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Create remediation issues

Turn gaps into tracked engineering work

@Zero create GitHub issues for each gap in the compliance brief. Label them compliance and assign to Ethan.

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Schedule a quarterly audit

Make compliance checks a recurring practice

@Zero every quarter, run this infrastructure compliance check and post findings to #compliance.

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Tips for better results

●Be specific about the compliance framework or requirement - 'SOC 2 data residency' produces a more useful brief than 'check if we're compliant.'

●Ask Zero to DM you the sensitive findings rather than posting to a channel - some compliance gaps shouldn't be broadcast publicly.

●Archive findings to Notion immediately. Compliance auditors want documentation of the process, not just the conclusion.