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Already on Vanta or Drata: where does Complipath fit?

Already on Vanta or Drata for SOC 2 or ISO 27001? Complipath (complipath.io) is for the EU AI Act part: a register of your AI systems, each classified by rules with the article behind it, the duties that follow, the evidence and the answers to your customers' AI questionnaires.

What it is for: when an enterprise customer's review asks about your AI, the answers are ready, each with its source, so the review need not hold up the deal.

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What Vanta's own pages say about the EU AI Act

Vanta has an EU AI Act framework of its own.
Its EU AI Act page, read on 29 October 2026, says: "The EU AI Act spans over 150 controls, 16 policies, and dozens of required artifacts." The same page says customers can "Reuse evidence from ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, CPS 234, and more to meet EU AI Act requirements faster."

Its ISO 42001 page, read the same day, says: "Reuse ISO 42001 evidence across the EU AI Act, CPS 234, NIST RMF, and more." If you already run Vanta's EU AI Act framework, compare it with the list below before you add a second tool.

What Drata's own pages say

Drata's help center has an ISO 42001 Framework Overview, read on 29 October 2026.
A search of the help center for "EU AI Act" that day returned no article with that name, and drata.com answered our reader with a 403.
So this page says nothing more about Drata than that.

What Complipath does beside them

A register of every AI system you build or buy, each with an owner.
A classification under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 that rules decide, with the article it rests on; a person confirms it. AI only drafts.
The duties that follow from each confirmed classification, each with an owner, a status, a date and a place for evidence.
The audit room: a customer's AI questionnaire answered from what you have already confirmed, each answer with its source.
On Growth, readiness against ISO/IEC 42001 with a draft statement of applicability, never a certificate; the risk map exports the register for ISO/IEC 42001.

How the two fit together

Keep your SOC 2 and ISO 27001 controls where they are.
Complipath holds no SOC 2 or ISO 27001 report of its own and runs no programme for either; the security pack says what it has instead, each row with its source.
Use Complipath for the AI systems, the AI Act classification and the AI questions your customers send.

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Questions

What does Vanta's own page say about the EU AI Act?

Vanta's own EU AI Act page, read on 29 October 2026, describes an EU AI Act framework and says evidence from ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF and CPS 234 can be reused for it. This page quotes that page and says nothing beyond it. Check with Vanta what its framework does for your systems.

What do Drata's own pages say about the EU AI Act?

We could not tell from Drata's public pages. Its help center has an ISO 42001 framework overview, a search there for "EU AI Act" on 29 October 2026 found no article with that name, and drata.com answered our reader with a 403. Ask Drata directly.

Does Complipath replace Vanta or Drata?

No. Complipath holds no SOC 2 or ISO 27001 report of its own and runs no programme for either. It keeps the AI register, puts each system in its EU AI Act risk class with the article behind it, tracks the duties and evidence, and answers customers' AI questionnaires from what you confirmed.

Can we start without changing our SOC 2 tool?

Yes. The Free plan is for one AI system and one user, with no end date; the trial needs no card. Nothing in Complipath connects to Vanta or Drata or depends on them; you register your AI systems, confirm their classification and keep the evidence for the AI Act beside the controls you already run.