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Compliance

Most organizations know which requirements they need to meet, whether they involve ISO certification, privacy legislation, safety regulations, or quality standards.

The challenge usually isn’t documenting those requirements. It’s making sure they are reflected in day-to-day work. How do employees know what’s expected of them? And how do you keep track when regulations change?

Process management helps make that connection clear. It shows which requirements apply, where they apply, and what they mean for everyday work.

Organizations already using Sensus BPM Online:

From requirements to everyday practice

Compliance often starts with a new legal requirement, an updated standard, or an internal policy. Its impact becomes clear once you know which processes are affected and what employees need to do differently.

Connecting requirements to processes in Sensus BPM Online gives you a clear view of what needs to change. You can see which procedures need updating, which controls are required, and who is responsible.

Demonstrating compliance

Meeting the requirements is only part of compliance. Organizations increasingly need to show how they meet them as well.

Audits, certifications, and internal reviews require current, reliable information. Which procedures apply? What changes have been made? And which requirements are connected to them?

Sensus BPM Online brings this information together in one up-to-date overview, making it easier to provide evidence of your procedures, changes, and the decisions behind them.

Where compliance can become a challenge

New legislation
A new requirement comes into effect. Which processes need to change, and who is responsible for making those changes?

Certification or audit
The organization needs to show that its processes meet the required standards. Where can you find the information you need?

Privacy and data processing
Personal data is handled across multiple processes. Are the same privacy requirements being followed throughout?

Different ways of working across departments
Teams develop their own ways of doing things. How do you make sure the agreed way of working remains consistent across the organization?

One requirement, multiple processes

Compliance requirementProcesses affected
GDPRCustomer contact, HR, and supplier management
ISO 9001Project delivery, quality control, and improvement processes
Safety regulationsWork preparation, operations, and maintenance
Dutch Public Records ActCase management and document management

A single change can affect several processes. Making these connections visible helps you quickly identify what needs to change and who needs to be involved.

Compliance across different sectors

Construction

Incorporate safety regulations, quality requirements, and other obligations into the preparation and execution processes.
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Housing associations

Ensure that laws, regulations, and internal agreements are reflected in the rental, maintenance, and housing allocation processes.
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Municipalities and government

Connect legislation and policy rules to the services, licensing, and case processing to which they apply.
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Education

Integrate requirements for quality, examination, and accreditation into the daily working processes of employees.
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Other sectors

Sensus BPM Online is used across a range of other industries as well. Sign up for our newsletter to stay informed.
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Compliance starts with clear processes

We’d be happy to show you how Sensus BPM Online brings together compliance requirements, processes, and procedures.