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ComplyPro is a software solution that monitors project compliance throughout a supply chain at a granular level. It allows compliance to be progressively monitored rather than just at audits. The information is readily available, reducing disruptive auditing. It also provides a common view of compliance decisions across organizations and locks in institutional knowledge. For a £100M rail project, ComplyPro was calculated by a client to save £13.5M over 20 years through reduced costs from personnel, disputes, rework, and improved communication.
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ComplyPro Slideshow
- 1. Comply Serve Innovators in Programme Compliance and Assurance Solutions
- 2. ComplyPro Software Developed in conjunction with high profile customers Only project compliance management solution of its kind Embraces all in the supply chain Compliance at a granular level
- 3. ComplyPro Software Benefits Compliance monitored progressively rather than at audit or contract close Information readily available meaning disruptive auditing is less frequent Complete audit of compliance decisions Common view throughout the supply chain Locked-in knowledge as experts rotate in and out of the project Enterprise software as a service, up and running within days
- 4. ComplyPro Rail Project - Cost Savings Operational Impact over 20 Years £ 6m Savings per £100M Project Unit Costs Calculated by Client
- 5. ComplyPro Rail Project - Cost Savings Operational Impact over 20 Years Reduced cost personnel, disputes £ 6m £ 4m Savings per £100M Project Unit Costs Calculated by Client
- 6. ComplyPro Rail Project - Cost Savings Operational Impact over 20 Years Reduced cost personnel, disputes £ 6m Reduced cost of rework £ 4m £ 2.5m Savings per £100M Project Unit Costs Calculated by Client
- 7. ComplyPro Rail Project - Cost Savings Operational Impact over 20 Years Reduced cost personnel, disputes £ 6m Reduced cost of rework Improved £ 13.5m £ 4m Communication £ 2.5m £ 1m Savings per £100M Project Unit Costs Calculated by Client