A single point of contact
The same team stays with you throughout setup; questions and decisions are handled in one place.

Every project follows the same four phases. Scope is set by the product’s structure and the risk it faces.
Process
The outputs of each phase are shared in writing at project kick-off.
Your intake processes, intake sources and existing control arrangements are reviewed.
Output: Starting scope
Kit requirement is planned from your annual intake volume and the number of sites you operate; the batch naming scheme is agreed.
Output: Kit and record plan
Kits are delivered to your organisation ready for use; field staff follow the steps in the mobile application and carry out the first assessment.
Output: A working assessment flow in the field
Assessments are placed on record against the batch; kit stock is tracked in the application and reports are shared with buyers and inspectors.
Output: A recorded assessment history
Throughout the project
The same team stays with you throughout setup; questions and decisions are handled in one place.
Kit requirement, number of sites and timeline are shared in writing before work begins.
The assessment history that accumulates is your organisation’s data and remains accessible over the long term.
FAQ
It depends on the number of sites and the scope. At the end of the needs analysis a plan with phases and dates is shared; kits can be used the day they are delivered.
Yes. The method is first assessed on your own batches under your own working conditions, and the scope is extended from there.
No. No change is made to your facility, your packaging or the way you work; the assessment takes place within your existing intake flow.
The record belongs to your organisation. Every assessment is saved to your account and you can access the same batch months later.
Meeting request
The first meeting reviews your product, sales channels and the risks you face, and recommends a suitable method.
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