Purpose
1.2. Archive generated compliance docs in centralized, searchable repositories for audits, client requests, and regulatory checks.
1.3. Ensure process timeliness, reduce manual entry, enforce document accuracy, and maintain secure retention per legal requirements.
1.4. Distribute relevant compliance records to customers, auditors, or supply chain partners upon specified events or periodic schedules.
Trigger Conditions
2.2. Receipt of QA data indicating process verification or test pass/fail.
2.3. Scheduled intervals (daily, weekly, monthly) for compliance review cycles.
2.4. Incoming audit request or external compliance check notification.
2.5. Customer request for batch-specific compliance documentation.
2.6. Digital input of inspection or calibration data.
2.7. Non-conformance event requiring immediate reporting.
Platform Variants
3.1. Microsoft Power Automate
• Flow: “When item created/modified” on SharePoint; Action: “Create File” for archiving.
• API: Integration with OneDrive for automated document storage.
3.2. Google Workspace (Apps Script/API)
• Script: Auto-generate docs on Google Docs; “Drive.Files.insert” function for archiving.
3.3. DocuSign
• Feature: “POST /envelopes” to generate and sign compliance certificates automatically.
3.4. Docupilot
• Trigger: Webhook on anodizing batch completion; Template Generation API for certificate creation.
3.5. Adobe Acrobat Sign
• API: “POST /agreements” for creating, sending, and archiving signed PDFs.
3.6. Dropbox
• Setting: “Upload File” API endpoint to store compliance docs by batch ID.
3.7. Zapier
• Trigger: “New Record in QA System”; Action: “Archive File in Google Drive” using respective Zapier actions.
3.8. Smartsheet
• Function: Automated row-based doc generation; API “Attachments” endpoint for file store.
3.9. PandaDoc
• API: “POST /documents”; auto-create certificates on workflow trigger.
3.10. Jotform
• Feature: “Submission to PDF” on form completion; API: store file to selected cloud repo.
3.11. Egnyte
• API: “POST /fileops/upload” for automated doc save in secure compliance folder.
3.12. AWS Lambda
• Event: Script triggers doc creation; S3 “PutObject” API to archive documents.
3.13. Box
• Feature: Auto-upload compliance docs via “Files Upload” API endpoint.
3.14. Salesforce
• Setting: Process Builder “Create Record” for custom Compliance_Doc object; Files API for storage.
3.15. ServiceNow
• Flow: Business Rule triggers doc creation; “Attachment API” auto-archives results.
3.16. Slack
• Feature: “Files.upload” API to drop compliance docs directly in QA/compliance channels.
3.17. Monday.com
• Automation: Item status triggers “Create and attach doc” using API.
3.18. Freshservice
• Workflow: Ticket triggers compliance doc via “Document Library”; API to save for reference.
3.19. Notion
• API: “Create Page” with compliance info; “File” property for doc uploads.
3.20. Airtable
• Automation: New QA record triggers document field update; API “Upload Attachment” for archiving.
3.21. SharePoint
• Feature: Document Library auto-save triggered by batch workflow; Embedding doc metadata.
3.22. GCP Functions
• Code: Auto-create and upload doc to GCS bucket via “storage.objects.insert” API.
3.23. Asana
• Feature: Task completion auto-creates and attaches file using “Attachments” endpoint in API.
3.24. DocSpring
• API: “POST /api/files”; auto-fill compliance PDF forms and archive on completion.
3.25. Trello
• Power-Up: Trigger “Attachment” API to store certificates on relevant cards.
Benefits
4.2. Accelerates document readiness for audits, customer inquiries, and internal reviews.
4.3. Guarantees consistent, centralized archiving with secure access controls.
4.4. Supports traceability, legal retention, and streamlined retrieval in regulatory scrutiny or dispute contexts.
4.5. Reduces operational risk from human error in compliance documentation cycles.