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Bill Perfect, Inc., a company that develops, markets, and integrates the award winning TimelyBill software, today announced that they have successfully completed a System and Organization Controls (SOC) 1 Type II Audit exam.
DENVER, N.C. - ncarol.com -- Bill Perfect, Inc., a leading billing software provider, announced today that it has completed its SOC 1 Type II audit. This achievement demonstrates the company's commitment to ensuring the highest level of security and reliability for its customers.
The SOC 1 Type II audit is a rigorous process that evaluates a company's controls related to financial reporting. An independent third-party auditor conducts it and involves a comprehensive review of the company's policies, procedures, and systems.
"The successful completion of our SOC 1 Type II examination audit provides Bill Perfect's clients with the assurance that the controls and safeguards we employ to protect and secure their data are in line with industry standards and best practices," said Todd Knower, COO.
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Bill Perfect, Inc. has provided cloud-based billing software to communications service providers for more than a decade. The company's focus on innovation and customer satisfaction has made it a trusted partner for telecom-related businesses of all sizes.
For more information about Bill Perfect, Inc. and its services, please visit https://timelybill.com
About Bill Perfect, Inc.
Bill Perfect develops, markets, and integrates the award-winning TimelyBill OSS, made available to customers using a SaaS model. Incorporated in 2009, Bill Perfect is a Delaware corporation with headquarters in Denver, North Carolina, and offices in Pembroke Pines, Florida.
TimelyBill is the preferred choice for many service providers, including traditional telecommunications, as well as VoIP, IoT, and wireless service providers. TimelyBill includes more than 30 tightly integrated components that support the entire customer life cycle.
The SOC 1 Type II audit is a rigorous process that evaluates a company's controls related to financial reporting. An independent third-party auditor conducts it and involves a comprehensive review of the company's policies, procedures, and systems.
"The successful completion of our SOC 1 Type II examination audit provides Bill Perfect's clients with the assurance that the controls and safeguards we employ to protect and secure their data are in line with industry standards and best practices," said Todd Knower, COO.
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Bill Perfect, Inc. has provided cloud-based billing software to communications service providers for more than a decade. The company's focus on innovation and customer satisfaction has made it a trusted partner for telecom-related businesses of all sizes.
For more information about Bill Perfect, Inc. and its services, please visit https://timelybill.com
About Bill Perfect, Inc.
Bill Perfect develops, markets, and integrates the award-winning TimelyBill OSS, made available to customers using a SaaS model. Incorporated in 2009, Bill Perfect is a Delaware corporation with headquarters in Denver, North Carolina, and offices in Pembroke Pines, Florida.
TimelyBill is the preferred choice for many service providers, including traditional telecommunications, as well as VoIP, IoT, and wireless service providers. TimelyBill includes more than 30 tightly integrated components that support the entire customer life cycle.
Source: Bill Perfect, Inc.
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