Global Compliance
Obligations, decisions and evidence an auditor can follow.
Global Compliance is designed to hold the obligations an organisation has, the evidence that each is met, and the decisions people made, so that a question from an auditor has an answer that points to records.
The problem it addresses
Obligations live in spreadsheets and heads, evidence lives in folders, and the reasoning lives nowhere. Preparing for an audit becomes a hunt.
How it is designed to help
A register of obligations
Each obligation with its owner, due dates, status and the evidence that supports it.
Applicability reasoning
A view of which obligations may apply to the business, shown with the rule and the facts it relied on, and flagged for a person where it is uncertain.
Change awareness
Developments from approved sources linked to the obligations, contracts and processes they may touch.
Audit readiness
A view of what evidence exists, what is missing and what is out of date, before an auditor asks.
What it will not do
It is designed to support compliance staff and counsel, not to replace them. It will not state that a law applies without a verified source, and it will not file or certify anything on an organisation's behalf.