The Easy Button for WISP Compliance.

Because tax firms handle extremely sensitive client data, and regulators expect you to actively protect it—not just say you do. The WISP is how you document what risks exist, what safeguards you use, and how you prove they're actually happening.

Yes. Firm size does not matter. If you handle taxpayer data, you are expected to have a Written Information Security Plan. The rules don't say "only if you're big" or "only if something bad happens."

A static template checks a box—but it doesn't show implementation, training, acknowledgments, or follow-through. Auditors look for evidence, not just words on a page.

Because the WISP is supposed to be based on your actual risks, not generic best practices. Without a documented risk assessment, your WISP is essentially an opinion—not a defensible plan.

Yes. Regulators expect you to show that staff were trained, informed, and agreed to follow policies. "We told them verbally" does not count as proof.

Because compliance is about provability. If you can't show when something happened, who completed it, and what evidence exists, then for audit purposes—it didn't happen.

Nothing—until you're asked to prove compliance quickly. Then it turns into a scavenger hunt. A dashboard replaces chaos with timestamps, task tracking, and one-click evidence exports.

It means if someone asks tomorrow, you can immediately show: Your WISP, Your risk assessment, Training completion, Signed acknowledgments, Ongoing safeguards, A clear compliance timeline. No scrambling. No rewriting history.

Because fragmented tools create gaps. An all-in-one system ensures everything connects—risk → controls → training → evidence—so nothing falls through the cracks.

That doesn't mean you're safe—it just means you've been lucky. EasyWisp exists so you can fix it quickly, affordably, and correctly, without turning compliance into a second full-time job.