Change management for regulated operators
Praxis
When a regulated operator wants to change something, Praxis screens the change, routes it for independent review and approval, tracks the implementation, and keeps the record that shows everything affected was closed out.
Change owners, screeners, independent reviewers, approvers, implementers and auditors in operations that answer to a regulator.
What it does
- One change record, whatever the change type. The type is authored as configuration and published through the same check as everything else.
- Screening questions and verdicts come from versioned criteria, so a new cycle is a new version, not a new deployment.
- Every transition lands in a tamper-evident history that an auditor can verify end to end.
- On-premises licensing is available for operators who keep their systems inside the fence.
Portfolio
Processes Praxis already runs. Each one is a published definition on the same engine.
- Design change with graded screening
- Temporary modification with a restore-by date
- Procedure change with independent review
- Document change with approval routing
- Periodic screening report
- Affected-item closure
How it fits the engine
Praxis is the engine applied to change: the form is the change record, the steps are screening, review, approval, implementation and closure, and the deciders are the people your procedures already name.
The other lines
- Workflow Designer
The library, for teams building their own governed applications
- Aegis
Health and safety, as an application on the engine
- Iatros
Case management for support and service teams
If it has a form, steps, a decider and a clock, it fits.
Proposed by the system, decided by people. Bring the form and the approval chain you have today; we will show it running.