Know exactly where your quality system stands before your auditor does.

ISO 9001:2015 Clause 7.5 requires that documented information be available and suitable for use where and when needed. Clause 7.2 requires that competence be demonstrated with retained records. These two requirements, taken together, create an evidence chain that must be traceable from procedure to trained employee to record — at every revision.

In practice, the chain breaks at the handoff. A document is approved in the QMS. Someone identifies the affected employees. Training assignments are updated in a separate system. Completions are tracked, manually or semi-automatically. Then someone verifies the chain closed before the next audit. At each step, coordination between systems creates the opportunity for a gap.

This checklist is designed to help quality professionals identify exactly where those gaps exist in their current QMS — before a certification body or regulatory inspector does it for them.

ISO 9001 eQMS Readiness Checklist

What’s Inside the ISO 9001 eQMS Readiness Checklist

This is not a high-level summary of ISO 9001. It is a working document — designed to be completed, section by section, by the quality manager or compliance officer responsible for certification readiness. Every requirement that a third-party auditor will evaluate is represented with a four-option rating, an evidence field, and a priority action field.

The checklist is free because knowing where you stand is the first step. When you’re ready to move from gap analysis to gap closure, our team can show you exactly how eLeaP maps to the specific requirements where your score is lowest.