Get audit by ID
Returns a single audit by ID, scoped to the audit firm.
To identify IRL (Information Request List) audits, check for the presence of the
auditorRequestListMetadata field. This field is only present for IRL-based audits
and will be undefined for standard audits.
The response includes segments, the audit’s scope. It returns every
in-scope program and system segment; more than one segment does not by
itself imply more than one framework. The top-level framework field is
deprecated; use segments for in-scope frameworks.
This endpoint returns 404 for a soft-deleted audit.
Rate limit: 250 requests / minute.
Authorizations
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
Path Parameters
Response
Ok
The unique identifier for the audit.
The domain name of the customer organization being audited (e.g. vanta.com)
The human readable name of the customer organization being audited (e.g. Vanta)
The uuid of the customer organization being audited
The start of the audit window. This is also when data collection for audit starts.
The end of the audit window.
Timestamp at which auditors gain access to the audit. Occurs before the audit window begins
Legacy singular framework display name from the audit type. Incomplete for
a multi-framework audit — use segments instead.
The display name for the audit. Returns the custom audit name if set, otherwise returns the framework name.
Emails of auditors with access to audit
Set to true if all auditors in audit firm have access
Timestamp when the audit was deleted
Timestamp when the audit was created
Timestamp when the audit was updated
Timestamp when the audit was marked completed, and report was uploaded
Audit focus determines if the audit is internal or external facing
EXTERNAL, INTERNAL Generation status of this audit's Vanta-generated information request list
(IRL). PENDING/RUNNING defer initial sync, READY permits a full sync,
and FAILED is terminal. Null means the audit has no generated IRL.
PENDING, RUNNING, READY, FAILED The audit's scope as a list of segments. Always present. A live audit
returns every in-scope program and system segment; more than one segment
does not by itself imply more than one framework. Soft-deleted audits
return an empty list. Prefer this over the deprecated top-level framework
field.
Metadata about the auditor request list. This field is only present for IRL (Information Request List) based audits and will be undefined for standard audits. Use the presence of this field to differentiate between IRL and non-IRL audits.