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Today a programme buys people, filing cabinets, or fluent guesses

Four ways to get a certification case across the line. Only one of them computes it

Four ways to get a certification case across the line, compared on the six questions a certification manager asks
The questionConsultanciesDocument toolsGeneral AICertProve
The whole case in one placepartlynonoyes
Tells you what a change brokepartlynonoyes
Answers in secondsnonoyesyes
Every answer traced to the rulepartlynonoyes
Says so when it does not knowyesnot applicablenoyes
Scales without adding peoplenoyesyesyes

The first three make a human do the reasoning, or invent it. CertProve computes an answer a human can audit.

Row five: a good consultant says when they do not know, a general model does not.

When not to buy this

Three cases where the honest answer is no, said here rather than in the third call

One programme, nearly finished, nothing will change again
The value is in the change, and you have run out of changes
You want someone to make the compliance decisions
That is a consultancy. We keep the evidence, you keep the judgement
Your certification basis is not written down anywhere yet
Start with the Slice Audit, not a licence

Bring us a slice you have already signed off

Fixed fee, two to four weeks, all seven engines, and a report you keep either way

frozen and content hashedset beside your own conclusionsreference by referencethe fee comes off year one