Document control register

Register

Which of your controlled documents is at which revision, who owns it, and what changed.

Keeping this register does not make you certified

It makes no claim that keeping it satisfies ISO 9001 or any other management-system standard, an accreditation, a certification body or an audit. Those things are assessed by people who look at how an organization actually works, not by the presence of a list. What this is honestly good for is stopping two people working from different revisions of the same procedure.

The “what changed” note is the part people skip

A revision number that went from 3 to 4 with no explanation tells the next reader nothing except that they are now out of date. One line about what actually changed is what makes a revision history worth having, and it is the field most paper registers do not have room for.

Related administration tools: SOP builder · Policy register · Records retention schedule

A register of your controlled documents and revisions. It states no review interval, requires no revision, and makes no claim that keeping it satisfies ISO, any other standard, an accreditation or an audit. Everything runs on your device.

Questions people ask

Does this make me ISO 9001 compliant?
No. CompliMaint makes no claim that keeping this register satisfies ISO 9001, any other standard, an accreditation, a certification body or an audit.
How often must a document be reviewed?
CompliMaint states no review interval and requires no review. The next-review date on a row is one you chose.
Does it generate document numbers?
No. The number is yours, typed. A generated sequence in a browser is not a document control system.
Can it store the document?
No. There are no uploads anywhere in this product. The register says which revision is current and where it is; the file stays where you keep it.