





Easily export any evidence to Excel spreadsheet
Have everyone in the team capture evidence
Auto populate where evidence goes
Reduce administration
Have a good overview of the service
Reduced inspection anxiety
Give various users different access rights
Managers pre-approve evidence
Capture description, pictures and photo as evidence
Build strong evidence of the service
Clear visibility of strengths and gaps
and more...

When a gap is identified, inspectors do not stop there.
This is not about masking issues.
About ten years ago, we received a “Requires Improvement” CQC rating.
It wasn’t an easy moment — but it turned out to be one of the most important lessons we’ve ever learned.
One thing became very clear very quickly:
we were doing a lot of good work… we just weren’t evidencing it well enough.
So we got organised.
At the time, that meant creating evidence against the CQC KLOEs and building five very large folders (the kind that could double as a workout). Every audit, meeting, improvement, policy update — in it went.
Later, we moved everything into Excel spreadsheets. Slightly lighter on the arms, but still very dependent on one person knowing where everything lived.
And that’s when another realisation hit us:
There had to be an easier way.
One that didn’t rely on a single “compliance hero” pulling everything together the night before an inspection.
As care leaders, we spend a huge amount of time improving our services — but we often forget to evidence the effort.
Things like:
- Attending Registered Managers’ meetings
- Speaking with other providers about good practice
- Reviewing tools and systems
- Updating policies
Making small changes that quietly improve quality every day
All of that counts. But too often, it lives in diaries, emails, or people’s heads.
And when inspection day comes, it suddenly feels like it never happened.
This tool was created to change that.
To make it easy to capture what you’re already doing, keep it organised, and present it in a clear, simple way that works for both inspectors and services.
Because compliance shouldn’t be about last-minute scrambling — it should reflect the quality you’re building every day.
