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Ship compliance-ready audit logs in 5 minutes
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Ashish Dhiman

Trailbase - Ship compliance-ready audit logs in 5 minutes

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Trailbase is an enterprise readiness kit for B2B SaaS. Deploy audit logs, resource-level RBAC, andAdd audit logs, RBAC, and compliance docs to your SaaS with one SDK. Five-minute setup. Every event is SHA-256 hashed and chained — tamper with one record and the chain breaks. Pre-built packs for SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, and ISO 27001. Start free, scale when ready compliance automation with a single SDK integration in five minutes.

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Ashish Dhiman
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Trailbase adds audit logs, RBAC, and compliance documentation to your B2B SaaS — with a single SDK integration. We built this because we kept hitting the same wall: a big enterprise deal shows up, procurement sends a 40-page security questionnaire, and suddenly you need immutable audit logs, access control documentation, and SOC 2 evidence. Building that in-house takes months. We've been through it three times. So we made Trailbase. npm install, initialize, call track(). Every event is SHA-256 hashed and chained to the previous one — if someone tampers with a record, the chain breaks. Compliance packs for SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, and ISO 27001 generate the documentation procurement asks for. EU and US data residency included. We're free during beta and would love your feedback — what's been your worst experience with a procurement questionnaire?
Suyash Mishra

Can we see some agentic help to flag events.

Ashish Dhiman
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@suyash_mishra Hey Suyash — yes, that's exactly what the alert rules are for. You define conditions (e.g. role escalation, access to a sensitive resource, >N failed auth attempts in 10 min), and Trailbase fires a webhook when they match. You can pipe that into Slack, PagerDuty, or your own handler to trigger any downstream action.

Agentic workflows on top of that are a natural next step — happy to explore what specific flagging patterns you have in mind if you want to share your use case.