“Instrumental in helping us prepare for and pass critical audits first time.”
Nick Waind, Head of Innovation, Fortrus
Fig. 1. One record, laced across both sides.
Writing a policy takes an afternoon. The real cost sits elsewhere: months of preparation before a buyer will sign, the same evidence rebuilt for every questionnaire, hazards logged once and never looked at again, and a scramble before every audit. Qyro is built to take each of those out.
Audit-ready in under four weeks, proven with a customer. Your first contract stops waiting on compliance.
One record answers ISO, DTAC, DSPT and every buyer’s questionnaire. You never pay for the same work twice.
Every hazard laid out with its cause, control, evidence and owner. Your team sees the risk and what is being done about it.
Qyro reads what has changed and gives you the next step, an owner and a date. No scramble before audits.
Less spent on consultants and rework. More time building what patients need.
See how Qyro worksTell Qyro Library how your company works. It configures every policy, procedure and record, then checks each against its clauses.
Tap a standard to see what it shares.
Fig. 3. Each knot is work done once that counts again.
Also DCB 0129, DCB 0160, DTAC, DSPT and Cyber Essentials.
Qyro Hazard Studio makes every hazard something your team can see and act on: what could go wrong, why, how it is controlled and who owns it. Intelligence suggests what you might have missed. On deployment, each hazard carries into the provider’s safety case.
Fig. 4. One hazard, held and carried across.
ISO 27001 and ISO 42001 share one management system, so work for one counts toward the other.
Fig. 5. Two standards, plied into one.
Qyro Continuum checks every clause, every time something changes. Qyro Assurance Planner turns the result into your next step, with an owner and a date. Staying compliant becomes one clear step at a time.
Fig. 6. Every clause is a stitch.
Qyro Continuum. Is it still true?
Qyro Assurance Planner. What next, and by when?
“Instrumental in helping us prepare for and pass critical audits first time.”
Nick Waind, Head of Innovation, Fortrus
We started with compliance because it’s where trust between suppliers and providers is made, and where it most often breaks down.