Standards

Whichever standard
you have to meet.

More than thirty-five standards are already in there, and we do not make a fuss about the thirty-sixth. Nor about your own requirements or those of your client.

The starting point

A standard is a set of requirements. Nothing more.

That sounds blunt, but it is exactly why this works. Under the bonnet Check HenQ treats every standard the same: a collection of requirements you hang evidence off. Whether those requirements come from ISO 9001, from the VCA checklist, from a tender or from your own quality manual makes no difference to the system.

It does make a difference to you, which is why the standard texts are in there ready to go. You do not start with an empty screen and you do not have to retype requirements.

What is ready to use

The eight that are asked for most

For each standard the requirements sit in the system, expanded and ready to link to. The official standard you buy from the publisher, as always.

Several at once

Combining is the rule, not the exception

Almost nobody does only one. ISO 9001 with ISO 14001 alongside, VCA because a client asks for it, and meanwhile ISO 27001 because the tender demands it.

In Check HenQ those standards hang off the same documents, the same processes and the same actions. One procedure can serve four requirements from four standards. You do the work once and demonstrate it four times.

One document, several requirements

Your management review satisfies several standards at once. You link it to every requirement it applies to and that is that.

One audit, several standards

Plan a combined audit and record the findings once. They land at every requirement they touch.

No price per standard

Once you are on the subscription for multiple standards it is unlimited. Including the fifth and the sixth.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is the standard text really in there?

Yes, the requirements are worked out in the system so you can work straight from them. The official standard itself you buy from the publisher, because those rights sit there. That is the same with every supplier.

We have a standard that is not listed.

Look again first: there are more than thirty-five in there. And if it really is not there, we put it in at no extra cost. A set of requirements is a set of requirements.

Does this work for our client's requirements?

Especially. Client requirements from a contract or tender sit alongside your standards, in the same structure and with the same evidence.

And if we drop a standard later?

You switch it off. Your evidence stays, because it hangs off your documents and processes, not off the standard.

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Which standard do you pick?

Tell us which standards you have to meet and we will show you in a demo how they look for you. Also if there are more than three.