The use case: how Naq deploys Truto
Naq, a compliance platform for UK and EU regulated markets, uses Truto's unified APIs to read compliance evidence from its customers' systems, including users, devices, files and cloud account configuration. Truto added Microsoft Intune and built a new cloud infrastructure API for AWS for Naq.
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Truto built a new unified cloud infrastructure API for AWS from it and had it live on Sep 22, about 18 days later.
After Truto let Naq ask AWS for only the fields it needs, per-bucket reads on Naq's development account dropped from about 4.8 seconds to 1.2–2.3 seconds.
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- Oct 15, 2026
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- Nov 13, 2026
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Naq asked on Aug 13, 2026 whether Microsoft Intune was available on Truto's unified MDM API, and Truto had it live on Aug 18. By October, Naq had Intune live for its customers, as Martin Donegan of Naq told Truto.