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Case 04

Answer once, serve multiple frameworks

TSM, ISO, the Cyanide Code, internal standards: requirements overlap far more than you'd think. But you have to be able to see it.

Who deals with this

Compliance lead, ESG director

Standards involved
  • TSM
  • ISO 14001
  • ISO 50001
  • Cyanide Code
  • IRMA
In the platform
  • Available standards and progress
  • Evidence shared across standards
  • Internal standard import

The context

Four frameworks, four workbooks, the same work four times over

Each framework comes with its own file, vocabulary and schedule. You get lost from one workbook to the next, and each standard swallows weeks of work.

Yet the same policy, the same training records, the same emergency response plan meet a TSM requirement, an ISO 14001 requirement and a Cyanide Code requirement.

Without a common structure, you answer four times, update once, and three versions quietly go stale.

The Reglo answer

A shared evidence base, and a system that tells you where you've already answered

A unified evidence structure

The document repository is shared by every framework. Evidence uploaded once links to as many requirements as it covers, with no parallel copies.

Similar requirements spotted for you

Faced with a requirement you've never handled, Reglo looks up what has already been answered in the other standards and offers you a starting point.

Reglo accelerates, your team writes

The suggestion gives an idea of what should be written. The final answer remains yours. Reglo is an accelerator, not a content tool.

Any standard, including your own

Public frameworks come pre-structured, and an internal standard imports through an Excel or CSV template, requirement by requirement.

  • TSM
  • CMSI
  • Cyanide Code
  • IRMA
  • ISO 14001
  • Internal standard

an answer already given elsewhere becomes a first draft

  • Sustainabilitypolicy
  • Trainingrecords
  • Emergencyresponse plan

an answer already given elsewhere becomes a first draft

unified evidence library, shared across every framework

The result

The second framework costs a fraction of the first, and the fourth even less

We'll show you with your own requirements

Fifteen minutes on one of your standards, with a case like this one.