
Retail & commerce
Certification programme
Turn a certification standard into verifiable obligations, assemble the body of evidence and take the organisation through to audit.
- Certification
- Gap analysis
- Evidence
Governance, Compliance & Quality Assurance
We support companies in bringing their systems and processes into line with the obligations that apply to them: reading the standard, gaps, evidence and audit.
EN UNE PHRASE
Compliance is demonstrated on your real set-up.
THE PROBLEM
The supplier's attestation is taken for the compliance of the set-up actually in service.
The requirements of the standard have never been turned into operational obligations.
The documentation exists but the evidence of application is missing.
Identified gaps are not tracked through to closure.
A regulatory obligation to meet, with no operational reading of the requirements and no body of evidence assembled.
We analyse the applicable standard, run the gap analysis, formalise processes and procedures, assemble the evidence and track the remediation plans through to audit, where certification is required.
A coherent documentation file, gaps addressed and tracked, and teams prepared for their exchanges with the certifying body.
Quality enters the project with the scoping: requirements formalised, testable, prioritised and linked to an identified need.
Every requirement gets an owner, an acceptance criterion and a link to the test that will verify it. Traceability is built as you go, not reconstructed afterwards.
Roles, expected deliverables, reviews, quality gates and go-live conditions. The setup is sized to what the programme is worth.
Test strategy by level, coverage reported against requirements, representative data sets and controlled environments.
Functional validation, integration, regression. Gaps are qualified and settled in governance, not absorbed quietly.
Where a standard applies, the body of evidence and the remediation plans are built continuously, through to the audit.
USE CASES
Check that the version deployed, its configuration, its interfaces and its archiving genuinely meet the requirements of the standard.
After a migration, a change of supplier or a version upgrade: reassess compliance.

Retail & commerce
Turn a certification standard into verifiable obligations, assemble the body of evidence and take the organisation through to audit.

Retail & telecommunications
Verify that systems already certified as compliant have stayed so through version upgrades, migrations and changes of supplier.
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Whether the subject is a programme to secure, an acceptance process to structure or a certification to prepare, the first question is the same: what exactly are we committing to, and how do we demonstrate it?