In the browser

The console

Where procedures are written, published and supervised

Everything an author or an administrator does happens here, at sop.mednais.com, and none of it is in the phone app. Write a procedure or draft one from a document; have somebody qualified publish it; invite the people who will run it; watch the runs in progress; read what came back.

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How it goes

Three steps, and a person in the middle

The gate between drafting and running is deliberate, and it is not something we will let you switch off.

1

Write or draft

Type the steps, or upload the document they come from

2

Read it and publish

Somebody qualified in that work signs it off

3

Invite the people who do it

They run it on their phones and the record comes back

What is in it

Six things the console does

Write a procedure

Steps in order, each one saying what to do and what it needs back: a confirmation, a checklist, a timed wait, a yes-or-no answer, a code

Or draft it from a document

Upload a PDF, a Word file or plain text and a language model writes the first pass from it. Scanned PDFs with no text layer are refused rather than guessed at

Publishing is a person’s act

A draft cannot be run. Somebody qualified reads it in full and publishes a version; the product will not publish one by itself

People and roles

Owners, administrators and members, with the authority between them enforced by the database rather than by hidden buttons

Invitations

Links with an expiry, a limit on how many times they can be used, and optionally a restriction to one e-mail domain. Join requests can be approved or refused

Runs in progress

A board showing who is on which step and how long they have been there. It refreshes every few seconds rather than instantly

The rest of the product

One account, two other places

The console is where the work is prepared. The other two are where it is carried out and where it is read back.

FAQ

Questions about the console

Mostly about what a draft is and what it is not.

What can I upload for a draft?

PDF, Word (.docx) and plain text. The type is decided by the file’s contents rather than its name. A scanned PDF with no text layer is refused with an explanation, because there is nothing in it to write a procedure from.

Does uploading a document produce a finished procedure?

No. It produces a draft. A language model can state an incorrect quantity or interval, omit a control the source requires, or attribute a requirement to a standard that does not contain it — so a person qualified in the work has to read the draft in full and publish it before anybody can perform it.

Where do the documents go?

Into your own organisation’s tenant. They are shown to no other customer and are not used to train any model. To draft from one, its extracted text is sent to the model providers named in our privacy policy — which matters if the document is a standard you licensed under terms that forbid that.

Can I brand the console for my organisation?

You can set a name, a logo and a timezone. There is no theming, no colour scheme and no white-labelling; earlier versions of this site said otherwise.

Look at it first

The demonstration needs no account and records nothing. Four example procedures, from four different kinds of work.

Open the demonstration