Program · MSPs
Give clients a repeatable evidence packet without becoming their auditor.
AttestLayer helps MSPs and MSSPs package client-provided artifacts into signed, review-ready verification kits for procurement, security review, audit follow-up, incident follow-up, and operating-control evidence.
The MSP keeps the client relationship. AttestLayer issues record-only evidence packets. The client remains responsible for the truth, completeness, authorization, and business use of submitted artifacts.
Why MSPs use AttestLayer
Reduce custom evidence work
Use one packet structure instead of rebuilding every client evidence folder manually.
Improve client-facing polish
Give clients a signed kit, manifest, receipt, binder, and verification instructions instead of loose attachments.
Protect the MSP boundary
Keep the MSP from accidentally implying audit certification or procurement approval.
Create a repeatable service line
Sell evidence-readiness support, packet preparation, or monthly coverage without building the issuance layer internally.
Support regulated or high-value clients
Use standardized packets when clients face security reviews, buyer diligence, insurer requests, or internal governance demands.
Start without integrations
Clients export artifacts they already have. AttestLayer does not need production access.
MSP operating flow
Client need appears
Procurement review, vendor review, audit follow-up, incident follow-up, policy evidence, or operational proof request.
MSP prepares client artifacts
The MSP helps the client collect and organize authorized exports.
Submission goes through AttestLayer intake
Artifacts are submitted under the agreed ruleset/profile.
AttestLayer evaluates PASS / FAIL
PASS produces a signed kit. FAIL produces blocker guidance.
MSP forwards or explains the packet
The MSP may support client communication but must not overclaim what the packet proves.
Reviewer verifies
The reviewer can use the verification page or offline verifier where enabled.
MSP claims language
Use this language to keep the partner-controlled client relationship separate from the AttestLayer-controlled issuance boundary.
Claims MSPs may use
- “We use AttestLayer to issue standardized evidence packets.”
- “The packet includes a manifest, signed receipt, and verification path.”
- “AttestLayer is record-only and does not require system access.”
- “The packet helps reviewers inspect what was issued.”
- “PASS means the submitted artifacts passed the named packet ruleset/profile.”
Claims MSPs must not use
- “AttestLayer certifies your compliance.”
- “This guarantees procurement approval.”
- “This replaces SOC 2, ISO 27001, audit, legal review, or insurer review.”
- “This proves your controls are effective in production.”
- “This guarantees claim acceptance or coverage.”
- “This is insurer-approved” unless a specific insurer agreement allows that exact claim.
Ready to standardize the packet layer?
Start with a limited batch to confirm output quality, support load, reviewer usability, and the claims boundary before adding reserved capacity.