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Be in trade news, pitched for you.

A SaaS PR agency that writes your press releases and award entries and pitches reporters for you. You approve each one.

PR & awards1 press release and 2 award entries this month Intagla Scheduled Running Waiting for approval Done

Where the story comes from

Reading 12 sources Angle built from 4
  • Intagla data

    1,240 audits in Q3

    61% of stalled requests waited on one screenshot

    Used
  • Launch brief

    Auditor View ships Oct 13

    Auditors open sealed evidence themselves

    Used
  • #wins

    “Our auditor closed the request herself.”

    A bank customer, Tuesday

    Used
  • Riskfold

    Audit season starts with longer evidence lists

    2 days ago

    Used
  • Closed won

    Three new banks in September

    Largest: 412 controls

  • Customer call

    Renewal call with a fintech

    34 min · transcript

  • Arjun’s post

    What a clean audit trail looks like

    1,820 reactions

  • Changelog

    Sealed exports for ISO 27001

    Shipped Sep 29

  • G2 review

    “The auditor never had to ask twice.”

    Head of Security, a lender

  • Thread

    Auditors on the screenshot problem

    212 replies

  • Renewals

    Every Q3 renewal closed

    38 of 38 accounts

  • Industry calendar

    Audit season peaks in November

    Most SOC 2 windows close by year end

Angle
Auditors can now check sealed evidence themselves Q3 data shows most stalled requests wait on one screenshot from one person.

Reporters on the audit beat

  • Google News214
  • Substack38
  • LinkedIn51
  • X76
ReporterTheir latest storyFit
Dana WhitcombeAttestline Why SOC 2 renewals keep slipping 96 Pitch
Theo MarchbanksRiskfold Audit season starts with longer evidence lists 94 Pitch
Imani OkonjoThe Evidence Desk Inside a 40-day ISO 27001 audit 91 Pitch
Lukas BrennaghTrustgate What auditors want from startups 88 Pitch
Ruth CalderwoodAuditwell Weekly The screenshot problem in compliance 86 Pitch
Sanjay VelankarPolicyhaus GRC tools add evidence review 82 Pitch
Noor HaddadinRiskfold Ransomware crews target payroll 41 Breaches beat
Joel AshdownTrustgate Security funding, week 40 37 Funding only
Freya LindholtAttestline The EU AI Act in 2027 33 AI policy beat
Marisol YbarraThe Evidence Desk Hiring a first CISO 29 Careers beat

379 recent stories read · 6 reporters fit this angle

Replies

  • Dana WhitcombeCan Arjun do 20 minutes on Thursday?
  • Ruth CalderwoodSend the chart. It runs in Friday’s issue.
  • Theo MarchbanksAdding Intagla to Monday’s piece.

Interview booked

Arjun Mehta and Dana WhitcombeThu Oct 15 · 2:00 PM

Coverage

  • Attestline Intagla opens sealed evidence to auditors Dana Whitcombe · Oct 14 Mentions Intagla
  • Riskfold Audit season, week three: where requests stall Theo Marchbanks · Oct 15 Mentions Intagla
  • Auditwell Weekly The one screenshot holding up your audit Ruth Calderwood · Oct 16 Mentions Intagla
  • The Evidence Desk The tools changing how auditors work Imani Okonjo · Oct 19 Mentions Intagla
  • Trustgate What auditors want now: proof they can check Lukas Brennagh · Oct 20 Mentions Intagla
  • Policyhaus GRC tools open their evidence to auditors Sanjay Velankar · Oct 21 Mentions Intagla

Added to the October coverage report

Award calendar

2 entries this month
  • Sealmark Security Awards Best compliance product Due Oct 23 Entering Shortlisted
  • Fernhold GRC Awards Audit innovation Due Nov 6 Entering Submitted
  • Halvard Trust Awards Startup of the year Due Nov 20 Next quarter
  • Northlight Product Awards Launch of the year Due Dec 4 Next quarter

Sealmark Security AwardsBest compliance product · written to the judges’ criteria

  1. Innovation30% Auditor View: sealed items an auditor checks alone
  2. Customer impact30% Requests no longer wait on one person’s screenshot
  3. Evidence25% 1,240 audits of Q3 data and a bank’s own words
  4. Team15% Built by a team of 12 in five months
  • Entry, 600 words
  • Customer letter
  • Q3 data chart
  • Product screenshots
Press release · Auditor ViewIntagla · shared with Claire Draft On the wire · Tue 9:00 AM

For immediate release

Intagla lets auditors check sealed evidence themselves

Oct. 13, 2026. Intagla today launched Auditor View, which lets an auditor open each sealed evidence item and check it without waiting on the customer’s team. In Intagla’s review of 1,240 audits in Q3, 61% of stalled requests were waiting on one screenshot from one person.

“Week three is where audits stall,” said Arjun Mehta, co-founder and CEO of Intagla. “Now the auditor checks the evidence the night it is collected.”

Quote from Arjun Mehta, approved in Slack

Drafts6 pitches · from claire@intagla.com
  • Dana WhitcombeAttestline Your piece on slipping SOC 2 renewals ended on the evidence backlog. We can put a number on it. Draft Sent
  • Theo MarchbanksRiskfold Your audit season story named longer evidence lists. Our Q3 data shows where they stall. Draft Sent
  • Imani OkonjoThe Evidence Desk Your 40-day ISO audit lost a week to screenshots. We counted that across 1,240 audits. Draft Sent
  • Lukas BrennaghTrustgate What auditors want from startups had one answer: proof they can check alone. Draft Sent
  • Ruth CalderwoodAuditwell Weekly The screenshot problem now has data behind it, and a fix that ships Tuesday. Draft Sent
  • Sanjay VelankarPolicyhaus Your look at GRC evidence review fits a launch we have on Tuesday. Draft Sent
Claire DuboisVP Marketing, Intagla
Approved by Claire

1 release and 6 pitches to approve. Every figure is from Intagla’s own data.

What a SaaS PR agency does for you

We write your press releases and award entries and pitch you to reporters. Every mention comes back in one report.

Built for

  • Head of marketing
  • Communications lead
  • Founders

A good fit when

  • You have a launch or a big win
  • Awards your buyers notice
  • Nobody pitches reporters

The problem it solvesAnnouncements that never leave your blog.

What you get each month

  • News, written and sent

    A release on the wire, pitched to reporters.

    1 press release, or 2 on the larger size
  • Awards entered for you

    Each entry written to what judges ask.

  • Every mention in one report

    Ready for your site and sales deck.

How it works

  1. Former CRO

    Find the story

    A former CRO finds it in your news and wins.

  2. Agent

    Match and write

    Reporters matched by what they wrote lately.

  3. Your team

    Approve every release

    Your head of marketing signs off on each one.

  4. Growigami

    Report and re-pitch

    Monthly, we review what landed.

Your team

  • Approve each release and entry
  • Share your news
  • Take the calls reporters ask for

The agents

  • Match reporters to each story
  • Write releases, pitches and entries
  • Send and track replies
  • Collect mentions in one report

How we pick the reporters

We match each story to reporters on that beat by what they wrote lately. Awards come from whether your buyers notice them.

What it connects to

Wire and award entry fees are paid at cost.

Plus your own tools. If it has an API, we can connect it.

Newswires and media lists

  • Business Wire
  • Cision
  • Muck Rack
  • Meltwater

Where stories run

  • LinkedIn
  • X
  • Substack
  • Medium
  • YouTube
  • Spotify
  • Apple Podcasts

Pitching

  • Gmail
  • Outlook
  • HubSpot

Tracking coverage

  • Ahrefs
  • Semrush
  • Similarweb
  • Google Analytics
  • Search Console

Drafts and approvals

  • Google Docs
  • Notion
  • Slack
  • Google Drive

What clients say

  • “It doesn't matter if you have the best mousetrap in the world - if people don't know about it, it's worthless.”

    Arthur ArgyropoulosFounder, CabFare

  • “The squeezing the lemon theme really struck gold.”

    Anthony HsiaoCEO, Matterway

  • “They've become a trusted advisor to me, my business, and my clients.”

    Marnie RobbinsFounder, Vibe People Studio

What PR & awards costs

From $1,999 a month

Your first build is on us this month. After that, each new process costs $500 more in its first month, while we build it.

Choose a size

  • 1 press release and 2 award entries a month Smaller size
    $1,999a month
  • 2 press releases and 4 award entries a month Larger size
    $3,498a month

Questions buyers ask

Can you guarantee coverage?

Coverage is the reporter’s call. Each month we send the release and pitch it, and we file the award entries. Every mention lands in one report.

Do we approve everything?

Yes. Each release and each award entry waits for your approval.

Which awards do you enter?

The ones your buyers notice. We pick them and write each entry.

What do you need from us?

Your news, and one person to approve each release.

What do we do with the coverage?

Every mention comes ready for your site and your sales deck.

Which size should we pick?

The smaller size is 1 press release and 2 award entries a month. The larger size is 2 press releases and 4 award entries a month. Pick one on the price builder and see the monthly price before you talk to anyone.

Start with one process.

See the reporters and awards we would go after for your next launch.

From $1,999 a month for 1 press release and 2 award entries a month. Your first build is on us this month. Pick the processes you need and see your monthly price before you talk to anyone.