For sales comp and SOX control owners

Catch commission gaps. Before payday.

An independent check across your HR, CRM, commission and payroll records. With the record your auditor asks for: what was checked, what didn’t match, and who signed off.

Founder-led. No employee files needed to start.

Scroll through one commission cycle
Illustrative cycle · synthetic records
31 Month endRecords aligned

Go on.
Open a Finding.

From scattered records to a clear next step. Every Finding shows both source values and the row they came from.

Sample verification hr_current.csv 412 rowsicm_current.csv 412 rows
01Add files
02Connect fields
03Run checks
04Review Findings
ParticipantNameHRISICMResult
412Compared
409Aligned
3Findings

Illustrative experience with synthetic records.

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The part a spreadsheet doesn’t cover

The reconciliation is the easy part.

When an auditor looks at a control, they ask four questions. OrgDrift keeps all four answers in one record, checked by someone other than the process owner.

  1. 01

    Did the check run?

    Run date, population, period and every check performed, stamped on the record.

  2. 02

    What didn’t match?

    Every Finding, with both source values and the row each one came from.

  3. 03

    What happened to each one?

    A recorded decision on every exception: corrected, authorized change, accepted risk or false positive.

  4. 04

    Who reviewed it?

    A named reviewer, a timestamp and a hashed reference to the document behind the sign-off.

Kept together. Sealed. Ready when someone asks.

Each record is tied to a control in a library of 53, sealed with a hash so later edits show, and exported as a PDF for the control file. It supports your control. It is not an audit opinion.

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OrgDriftCONTROL RECORD

ELGB-03 · Commission plan for a terminated employee

HR ↔ commission system · September 2026

Run
30 Sep 2026 · 09:14 ET
Population
412 participants
Checks
Participant status · plan assignment · reporting line
Findings
3 found · 3 decided
Sign-off
J. Rivera, Controller · 30 Sep 2026
Seal
sha256 7f3a…9c1e
Illustrative record · synthetic data

Your first step

One control.
One period.

A written readout of where that control stands, before your auditor asks.

Tell Ken which control takes the most work at quarter end. If a data check makes sense, you agree the population, the exports and the price first. Then you get the readout.

  • Start from 53 prebuilt controls
  • An independent check of the records behind it
  • Every exception listed for your team to decide and sign off
The first conversation is free and needs no employee files.
Data work starts only after written scope and an agreed price.
OrgDriftCONTROL READOUT

One control · one period

Where this control stands today.

01

What was checked

412 participants, HR to commission system, September.

02

What didn’t match

3 Findings, including a terminated rep still active on a plan.

03

What your team decides

Review each exception. Record the decision. Sign off.

Illustrative readout · synthetic records

Built by someone who’s owned the cycle

Expertise you can actually talk to.

Ken brings more than twenty years across accounting, Sales Compensation and RevOps. He has signed off on commission controls as preparer and reviewer. OrgDrift puts that experience into an independent check, with the evidence kept.

The aim: controls you can prove, without the work living in one person’s spreadsheet.

Ken Lannon, founder of OrgDrift
Ken LannonFOUNDER · CSCP
20+

Start with a conversation.
Keep control of your data.

How data is handled

No files to start

The first conversation needs systems and workflow context, not employee files.

Browser-processed exports

The current scan processes source files in your browser.

Read-only verification

Findings do not change source systems or authorize payment.

Scope agreed in writing

Population, checks and responsibilities are defined for paid work.

A few practical answers

Good questions. Clear answers.

All questions

See where your systems disagree.