ComplianceBridge Announces Build 3.0 of its Policy Management Software

ComplianceBridge is announcing its new build; TotalCompliance 3.0 to improve its industry leading policy and procedure management software.

2012-08-19

CUPERTINO, CA, August 19, 2012 (Press-News.org) ComplianceBridge, Inc., a provider of web-based policy and procedure management software released today its new build for TotalCompliance, its web-based solution. The new build; 3.0; is the largest and most comprehensive release since the company first released its policy software in 2007.

The new release modernizes the look and feel of the software, organizes its policy management features, as well as adds several new key features and functionality. Build 3.0 keeps ComplianceBridge in the forefront of the policy management industry, and provides its clients the most cost effective solution on the market.

TotalCompliance is an industry leading policy and procedure management software solution that automates the entire document workflow- from import, to edit, review/approve, publish, revise, archive, etc. It also provides its clients the tools to manage, track, report on, and improve end user compliance on all business critical documents. Key features of ComplianceBridge include, but are not limited to:

• Automate document workflow with numerous built in features.
• Provide central repository of all business critical documents.
• Organize individuals based upon groups, and send information to appropriate people only.
• Reporting on all data, including end-user metrics
• Audit trail to strengthen protection against litigation

Organizations in Healthcare, Technology, Government, Finance, Retail, and other industries use ComplianceBridge for their business-critical processes, including regulatory compliance, human resources and training, safety and emergency preparedness, claims processing, IT policies, Finance and Accounting, and Legal activities.

ComplianceBridge is a cost-effective policy and procedure management software solution that enables organizations of any size to improve efficiency and compliance through automated publication, distribution, and tracking of policies, procedures and other business-critical documents.

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