Sydney, Australia – 20 April 2026
Weel, the leading AI-powered Australia and New Zealand expense management platform, today announced it has achieved SOC 2 Type 1 and Type 2 and ISO 27001:2022 certifications, marking a significant milestone in the company’s ongoing investment in security, compliance and operational excellence
The certifications provide independent validation that Weel’s systems, controls and processes are designed and operating effectively to safeguard customer data and support secure financial operations.
Damon Hauenstein, CFO & COO at Weel, said the milestone reflects Weel’s long-standing commitment to building trust with customers.
“Trust has always been foundational at Weel. From day one, we’ve taken a deliberate approach to how we protect customer data, secure funds and operate as a financial platform.
Achieving SOC 2 and ISO 27001 is an important milestone, but more importantly, it’s a reflection of how we’ve built the business from the ground up.”
The certifications follow a company-wide effort spanning engineering, product, operations and compliance teams, embedding strong controls and governance into Weel’s day-to-day operations.
Hauenstein said the work is part of a broader, ongoing commitment rather than a one-off achievement.
“These frameworks require continuous monitoring, regular audits and ongoing improvement. This isn’t a point-in-time exercise; it’s part of how we operate as we scale.
As we continue to grow across Australia, New Zealand and beyond, maintaining and strengthening trust remains a core priority.”
To support transparency, Weel has also launched its Trust Centre, providing customers and partners with access to key information on security, compliance and operational practices.
Customers can learn more at: https://trust.letsweel.com
About Weel
Weel is the leading AI-powered Australia and New Zealand expense management platform trusted by over 4,000 organisations. With virtual corporate cards, automated approvals, and real-time visibility, Weel gives finance teams everything they need to be expense complete before the month-end even starts
