Precedent & template index
RegisterYour own precedents and templates, which version is current, and what you said about when each fits.
The suitability note is the point of the index
A list of documents tells somebody what exists. What stops them reaching for the wrong one is the line saying what it assumes, where it does not fit and what has to be changed every time. That column is a required field, and the judgment in it is yours about your own document — CompliMaint has not read it and takes no view on it.
No precedent comes out of this product
Not one clause of legal drafting, not a template, not a form and not a suggested wording. The index is about documents your organization wrote or bought; the product supplies the index and nothing else, and it takes no view on whether anything listed is suitable, current or fit for any purpose.
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An index of your own documents. CompliMaint supplies no precedent, template or wording, states no review interval, and takes no view on whether anything indexed is suitable, current or fit for purpose. Not legal advice. Everything runs on your device.
Questions people ask
- Does it come with precedents?
- No, and it never will. CompliMaint supplies no precedent, no template, no form and no wording of any kind.
- Does it say whether a precedent is out of date?
- No. It states no review interval and makes no assessment. The review date and the suitability note are both yours.
- Can I store the document itself?
- No. There are no uploads anywhere in this product. The index says which version is current and where it lives.
- How is this different from the document control register?
- That one is for controlled documents an organization runs on — procedures and policies. This is for drafting starting points somebody reaches for on a matter.