Compliance records
One per obligation, tied to the site it covers, with its certifications, evidence and corrective actions linked.
Records, evidence, certifications, corrective actions and audits in one place, on an immutable audit log. When a certificate nears expiry, the AI opens the renewal task, sets the Calendar checkpoints and escalates it if nobody acts; a person approves before anything is sent.
Each type links to the others, so an expired certificate points at its site, its evidence and its history.
One per obligation, tied to the site it covers, with its certifications, evidence and corrective actions linked.
Photos, reports and certificate PDFs attached to the record and searchable by their contents; the AI extracts the dates from each certificate for you.
Each carries its issue and expiry dates and its owner; the expiry date is what drives the renewal work below.
Each carries an owner, a due date and a status, from the finding that raised it through to closure.
Scheduled per site with their findings recorded, and a finding can open a corrective action directly.
Immutable: every change records who made it, when, and the prompt or approval behind it; nothing in it can be edited or deleted.
People see only the records and evidence their role allows; an inspector sees their own sites, a manager sees all of them.
The AI drafts each step; a person approves anything sensitive, and every approval lands in the audit log.
Thirty days before a certificate expires, the AI identifies the owner and the renewal steps and opens a renewal task.
It emails the owner through Gmail and sets Google Calendar checkpoints at 30, 14 and 7 days before expiry.
A renewal left untouched for seven days is escalated to the manager; the escalation waits as a draft until you approve it.
Open actions across a whole set of findings in one step, each with an owner and a fourteen-day due date.
A standing report on an 8 AM cron: certifications about to expire, corrective actions still open, what changed overnight, and the audits coming due.
Every answer shows the SQL it ran, so you can check a figure before it goes to an auditor.
Which certificates expire in the next 30 days, at which site, and on what date.
What is open, what is overdue, and who owns each one.
The records changed yesterday, and the audits due this quarter.
Pull the full history of any record on demand: who changed it, when, and the exact prompt behind each change, as a clean report to hand the auditor.
Two limits worth stating before you move compliance data here.
Our first sample app, coming soon, is property management: an ordinary web app whose data, sign-in, permissions, workflows and reports are all served by one InventDB engine, the same pattern this page describes. The source on GitHub, the Replit and Emergent versions, and a read-only demo sign-in are all coming soon.
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