For Compliance Managers

Governance that produces evidence, not just records

Risk register, action plans, assurance packs, and reviews, all connected to your compliance posture.

The compliance manager's operating environment

Responsible for CQC Regulation 17 evidence

Governance activity must be evidenced: risks tracked, actions closed, reviews conducted, assurance assembled.

Often managing governance across multiple homes

Multi-site compliance managers need cross-location visibility, not 12 separate spreadsheet files.

Evidence required fast after requirement notices

When CQC issues a requirement notice, the organisation has a fixed window to demonstrate an improvement response.

What the governance operating layer provides

CQC Regulation 17: what the platform evidences

Regulation 17 requires registered persons to maintain effective oversight, identify risks, take action to improve, and produce evidence on request.

  • Risk entries with likelihood × impact scoring. Evidence risks are identified
  • Action plans with closed audit trails. Evidence action was taken
  • Assurance packs signed off and frozen. Evidence quality is maintained
  • Governance review records with attendance and outcomes. Evidence oversight activity
  • Entity benchmarking. Evidence group-level governance oversight

Typical outcome

Governance actions that previously existed in email threads and shared drives become traceable. Every risk has an owner, every action has a deadline, and assurance evidence is assembled before CQC asks for it.

See the governance operating layer

A demonstration covering risk register, action plans, assurance packs, and governance reviews, in the context of your regulatory requirements.