Client information is scattered
Evidence, policies, notes, procedures, org charts, transcripts, and old documents need to be understood before they can be used.
Private beta for ISO implementation professionals
Certos turns fragmented inputs into ISO-ready analysis, drafts, and deliverables, with you in the loop. Built for the review, mapping, drafting, and judgment calls inside ISO implementation work.
More implementation capacity without handing off the professional judgment that clients depend on.
The bottleneck
Real ISO projects do not arrive as clean process maps, complete evidence folders, and ready-to-use procedures. They arrive as interviews, meeting notes, recordings, legacy documents, partial evidence, spreadsheets, and operational exceptions. The consultant still has to read, interpret, cross-check, map, and decide what matters.
Evidence, policies, notes, procedures, org charts, transcripts, and old documents need to be understood before they can be used.
Processes, risks, controls, evidence, and ISO clauses have to be connected across every client engagement.
The consultant’s value is judgment. Too much time is spent reading, matching, summarizing, and rebuilding context.
ISO implementation needs standards, templates, context, guardrails, and consultant methodology, not a blank prompt box.
How Certos helps
Certos is being built around recurring ISO implementation work: review, analysis, mapping, drafting, and audit preparation.
Review evidence, notes, procedures, policies, transcripts, and implementation documents without rebuilding context from scratch.
Identify gaps, inconsistencies, missing evidence, and follow-up questions from fragmented client inputs.
Connect client reality to ISO requirements, processes, risks, controls, and consultant methodology.
Generate structured first drafts for gap analysis, checklists, SOPs, and audit-preparation materials.
Initial standards focus
The initial focus is practical implementation work for consultants serving companies with real operational complexity.
Quality management
Quality management workflows: process documentation, procedure drafts, evidence gaps, requirements mapping, and internal audit preparation.
Environmental management
Environmental management workflows: aspects and impacts, compliance obligations, operational controls, objectives, and evidence organization.
Occupational health and safety
Occupational health and safety workflows: hazards, OH&S risks, training evidence, incidents, corrective actions, and operational controls.
Who it is for
Certos is shaped around consultants and teams running ISO implementation in environments where processes, evidence, and risk are genuinely complex.
Construction companies, manufacturing plants, and industrial suppliers.
Energy utility providers and suppliers with heavy operational and compliance load.
Operationally complex service providers and companies pursuing certification but not yet certified.
Consultant control
Certos is not built to replace the consultant. It is built to help ISO implementation professionals move faster through evidence review, requirement mapping, gap identification, and first-draft preparation while keeping final judgment with the expert.
Templates, risk matrices, best practices, and preferred formats guide the structure.
Outputs are working materials, not final compliance determinations.
The goal is structured work from controlled context, not a generic answer from a blank chat box.
The end product should be something the consultant can review, adapt, and put in front of a client.
Trust
ISO consultants handle client documentation, operational evidence, proprietary methodology, and compliance-sensitive information. Certos needs to support that reality with controlled access, clear boundaries, and professional workflows.
Access is limited while the product is tested with real consulting workflows.
The product is shaped around implementation work, not casual chatbot usage.
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Waitlist
Certos is being built with real ISO implementation workflows: evidence review, meeting notes, requirement mapping, gap analysis, SOP drafts, checklists, and audit-preparation materials. Join the waitlist if you want early access and are open to sharing feedback.