Every obligation has a source, an owner and a date.
How it works
From requirement to a record of what happened.
Every obligation follows the same path, whether it came from a contract, a regulation or your own process.
01Source
An obligation starts from a document, an asset, a Policy Library requirement, or is added by hand.
02Owner
Give it an owner, so someone is accountable for it.
03Deadline
Set the due date, and a recurrence if it repeats.
04State
Open, due soon, overdue, completed, waived or cancelled, set from the due date and what the owner does.
05Reminders
Attach reminders so the owner and others are told before it is due.
06Activity
Each change is recorded with who made it and when, on the obligation itself.
See everything
One list of what is due, and who has it.
Filter your obligations by owner, state or priority. Overdue and due-soon items are easy to spot, and each row shows its owner, due date and how many reminders are attached.
Ownership
Someone is always responsible.
Each obligation has an owner from your team. Reminders can go to the owner and to other people or groups, and changing the owner is recorded in the activity history.
People and groups
Send reminders to several recipients, or to a group, instead of a single inbox.
Owner changes are recorded
The activity history shows when an owner changed and who changed it.
Recurring work
Recurring obligations schedule the next one.
Annual reviews, renewals and filings come back on their own. Set the recurrence once, and each occurrence has its own due date and state.
Reminder coverage
The obligation shows whether a future reminder is scheduled, so a gap is visible before it matters.
Used for
Compliance Management
Turn policies, regulations and internal requirements into accountable, trackable obligations.
Contract & Renewal Management
Know every renewal, notice period and contractual deadline before it becomes urgent.
License & Permit Management
Track business licenses, permits, inspections and renewal requirements.
Important deadlines shouldn’t live in someone’s head.
Give every obligation an owner, deadline and plan.
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