Designed to support regulatory requirements across industries.
How Omnito helps organizations meet data protection, security, and industry-specific compliance expectations through documented controls, certified cloud infrastructure, and disciplined internal governance.
Intro
Many Omnito customers operate in regulated environments where data protection, security controls, and operational accountability are critical. Omnito is designed to support these requirements through documented internal policies, secure product architecture, and disciplined operational practices.
This page outlines Omnito’s compliance posture, including how we align with recognized security and privacy frameworks, leverage certified cloud infrastructure, and support customers operating under regulatory obligations. Additional due-diligence materials—such as security documentation, architecture overviews, and questionnaire responses—are available upon request for customers conducting formal reviews.
Data protection and digital security alignment
Omnito maintains a structured security and privacy program aligned with widely recognized industry frameworks, including SOC 2 and ISO 27001. Our internal controls, policies, and procedures are designed to meet the intent and requirements of these standards.
Our applications undergo regular internal security reviews, automated scanning, and platform-level assessments. Omnito’s Salesforce-native application is subject to Salesforce security reviews and automated security scanners, and our core platform is hosted on certified cloud infrastructure with built-in security controls.
We also rely on the certified compliance programs of our cloud providers, including Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure, as inherited controls. These platforms maintain independent certifications such as SOC, ISO, and PCI DSS, which underpin Omnito’s infrastructure security.
Customers evaluating Omnito for regulated use cases may request security documentation, internal policy summaries, and completed security questionnaires as part of their due-diligence process.
Regulatory and industry support
Omnito is designed to support customers operating under a range of privacy regulations and industry oversight requirements. While regulatory compliance ultimately depends on how each customer configures and uses the platform, Omnito provides the controls, safeguards, and contractual commitments needed to support compliant operation.
GDPR
Omnito supports compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation by providing data access, correction, deletion, and retention controls, along with contractual data-processing terms and security safeguards.
HIPAA
Omnito supports HIPAA-regulated use cases through administrative, technical, and physical safeguards designed to protect sensitive health information. Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) are available for customers who require them.
CCPA / CPRA
Omnito complies with applicable California privacy requirements as a service provider, including support for access, deletion, and limitation of use requests in accordance with CCPA and CPRA obligations.
FERPA
Omnito supports educational institutions in meeting FERPA requirements by enabling control over access to student information, data retention, and deletion, while limiting data use to authorized purposes.
FINRA
Omnito supports financial services organizations subject to FINRA oversight by providing secure scheduling, access controls, auditability, and data protection features that align with recordkeeping and data-security expectations.
Due diligence and additional information
Omnito supports customer due-diligence and security reviews as part of procurement, onboarding, and ongoing risk assessments. Upon request, we can provide security documentation, internal policy summaries, architecture overviews, and completed security questionnaires under NDA.
Customers with specific regulatory, contractual, or industry requirements are encouraged to contact Omnito to discuss their needs and confirm how our controls and practices support their compliance obligations.


