ClauseMap is the readiness layer for PT providers holding — or seeking — ISO/IEC 17043 accreditation. It maps the standard to the evidence you already own, so coverage is a number, not a hunch, and the assessment pack is one click, not a SharePoint scavenger hunt.
A medical laboratory? The same engine covers ISO 15189:2022 — start with the 15189 readiness checklist.
No sign-up for the demo — it opens a real tenant with four schemes and genuine gaps, read-only. Your QMS stays the system of record; ClauseMap adds the layer it doesn't have — the standard itself.
You run a good scheme. But when an assessment is booked, the real work isn't the schemes — it's proving conformance clause by clause, gathering documents that live across your QMS, SharePoint and a spreadsheet only you understand. Miss one and it's a finding. Every cycle you rebuild the same map from memory.
One dashboard answers the only question that matters before an assessment: would we pass tomorrow? Coverage percentage, RAG by section, and per-scheme readiness — so every row is defensible before the assessor picks two.
One control can satisfy many clauses; one document can back many controls. Map your evidence to the standard once and watch the coverage chain light up — the connective tissue a document-control system doesn't hold.
Generate a PDF organised the way the assessor actually reads — clause by clause, controls and evidence with source links. It replaces the scavenger hunt. The tool remembers so you don't.
ClauseMap never claims custody of your documents. Your evidence entries point at wherever they already live — Q-Pulse, Qualio, iPassport, SharePoint. ClauseMap holds the layer above: which clause each document satisfies, whether your coverage is fresh, and what you hand the assessor.
ClauseMap holds the evidence that your quality system works — procedures, certificates, competence records, audit findings, corrective actions. It has no field for a patient identifier, no field for a result, and no reason to want either. That is not a policy we could quietly change; it is what the product is.
Which is why the information governance conversation is shorter than you are expecting. There is no patient-identifiable data to risk-assess, no clinical results to protect, and no transfer outside the UK or EEA to justify. Uploaded documents sit in private encrypted storage, reachable only through an authenticated request from your own organisation — never from a public link. Each organisation's records are separated in the database itself, not merely by application code. And every change is written to an append-only, hash-chained log that rejects edits and deletions at the database level, so the compliance history you show an assessor cannot be quietly rewritten — by your team, or by us.
The full detail is on the privacy notice, including every sub-processor and where each one sits. Not ready to talk to anyone? The ISO/IEC 17043 readiness checklist is free and needs nothing from you.
The revised standard reshaped the clauses you're assessed against. ClauseMap is built around that clause tree — so instead of re-building your evidence map in a spreadsheet, you walk the new structure, see exactly where coverage moved, and close the gaps before the assessor arrives.
Clause-by-clause coverage against the 2023 structure, with a live view of what each piece of evidence still satisfies — and what it no longer does.
Every change is written to an append-only, hash-chained log. Verify the chain any time — your compliance history can't be quietly rewritten.
ClauseMap points at your evidence where it lives; it doesn't take custody of it. One organisation per login, strictly isolated at the database level.
The same engine extends to ISO/IEC 17025 and 15189 — map once, and grow into the standards your labs and partners hold too.
ClauseMap doesn't audit you — it gives your quality team one place to map the standard to the evidence you already hold, and see what's thin before an assessor does. Founding members get the first year free and a direct line into the roadmap.