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How to stay compliant with Peerdom
Shown with Roncieux SA, a maker of medical parts certified to ISO 13485. A fictional company.
Map
Map your current teams, roles, and reporting lines in minutes. Assign clear responsibilities and authorities that align with ISO clause 5.3.
Audit
Generate audit‑ready exports directly from your live map. Provide evidence fast, whenever the auditor asks.
Maintain
Keep your certification with real‑time updates. Version history, change tracking, and reminders keep documented information up to date.
Pass ISO audits with confidence
Make responsibilities clear
Create a single source of truth that links every person to their roles and authorities. Auditors see exactly who does what, and teams see how they fit into the bigger picture.
Export audit-ready reports
One click turns your live map into controlled documents accepted by registrars: printable org charts, responsibility matrices, and role descriptions with timestamps.
Boost everyday efficiency
Turn certification upkeep into an operational advantage. Everyone instantly sees ownership, hand‑offs, and decision paths so work flows faster and onboarding takes minutes.
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A closer look, when the audit asks who owns what
A short, concrete example of what an audit really tests, and how a living map answers it.
Picture a Swiss workshop called Roncieux that machines precision parts for medical devices. Once a year an auditor arrives to check its ISO 13485 certification, and underneath all the paperwork the audit is really one question, asked over and over: who is responsible for this, and how do you know it is happening?
Most of the stress comes from scrambling to answer it. When every role carries a written purpose and a clear list of responsibilities, and the map stays current on its own, the answer is already there. Here is how that works in practice.